Commercial Plant and Lawn
Health Programs in Reno
Fertilization, weed control, aeration, and dethatching, built for commercial properties.
Science-backed programs for grounds that stay healthy all year
Most landscape maintenance programs mow and go. Ours go deeper. Every program we build starts with a soil assessment and ends with a documented schedule that holds your turf and plant material accountable to a standard, not just a calendar.
Fertilization programs
Turf that looks good on move-in day and fails by summer isn't a lawn, it's a liability. Our fertilization programs use slow-release, professional-grade formulations that feed your turf over 8-12 weeks instead of delivering a single flush of growth that stresses the plant and burns off in weeks.
We calibrate every application to your soil type, turf species, and seasonal conditions. Northern Nevada properties run cool-season turf like tall fescue and Kentucky bluegrass in alkaline, often rocky soils, so iron, sulfur and pH all shape the program. A site at Lake Tahoe is treated differently than one in Sparks because they are different.
Stop weeds before they start
A healthy dense turf is the best long-term weed suppression tool, but a well-timed chemical program holds the line until you get there. We use a two-phase approach built around your specific weed species, turf type, and local conditions.
Open the soil. Let the roots breathe.
Compacted soil blocks the oxygen, water, and nutrients your turf needs to stay dense and green. Core aeration, pulling actual plugs from the soil profile, is the most effective way to restore that access. It's meaningfully different from spike aeration, which compacts further by pushing soil aside.
Remove the barrier. Make everything else work.
Thatch is the layer of dead stems, roots, and organic matter that builds between the soil and your living turf. A thin layer is beneficial. When it exceeds half an inch, it becomes a barrier, blocking water, preventing fertilizer uptake, and creating habitat for disease and insects. Dethatching removes it mechanically, so every other input you're investing in can actually do its job.
From assessment to
a healthier property
Get a plant & lawn
health assessment
We'll assess your property, identify what's limiting turf health, and put together a program built for your conditions, not a generic schedule.