The Ultimate Guide to Weed Control in Your Lawn: Affordable Solutions for Lush Greenery

Maintaining a vibrant, weed-free lawn requires a strategic and comprehensive approach to lawn care. At Sunlight Water and Us, we take pride in our specialized Lawn Care Program, designed to provide top-quality treatments and applications, ensuring a healthy and lush lawn throughout the year. In this guide, we'll delve into our 6-step program, emphasizing effective weed control and affordable lawn care solutions.

Step 1: March 1st through April 30th - Preparing for Spring Growth Our first visit focuses on setting the foundation for a weed-free lawn. We apply the 1st part of Pre-Emergent Crabgrass Control, an Early Spring Fertilizer, and Weed Control if needed. This step is crucial to prevent the emergence of crabgrass and nourish your lawn for robust spring growth.


Step 2: April 1st through May 30th - Continued Crabgrass Control The second visit extends the Pre-Emergent Crabgrass Control, ensuring longer and more effective protection. A Spring Fertilizer and additional Weed Control contribute to a thriving lawn during the critical early spring to late spring period.

Step 3: May 1st through July 15th - Addressing Fungus and Insect Activity During this visit, we assess your lawn for signs of Fungus and Surface-Feeding Insect Activity. Based on specific needs, we apply a Fungicide, Insecticide, or Lime to enhance your lawn's health and vitality. Focusing on preventing the spread of fungus ensures a resilient and disease-free lawn.

Step 4: June 1st through August 15th - Preventative Grub Control Our fourth visit introduces a Preventative Grub Control Application, crucial for stopping grubs before they wreak havoc on your lawn and its roots. This application comes with a guarantee – if grub damage occurs within the year, we'll fix it for free, emphasizing the importance of proactive care.

Step 5: August 15th through October 15th - Fall Fertilizer and Weed Control This visit, occurring during late summer to early fall, involves the application of a Fall Fertilizer and Weed Control. This step is pivotal for tackling challenging weeds, ensuring your lawn remains resilient and weed-free.

Step 6: October 1st through November 30th - Winterizing Fertilizer Our final visit includes the application of a Winterizing Fertilizer, providing your lawn with essential nourishment to withstand the cold winter months. This step sets the stage for a healthy and vibrant lawn in the following spring.

At Sunlight, Water and Us, we stand by our 6-step Comprehensive Lawn Care Program as the ultimate solution for achieving and maintaining a beautiful lawn. Our trained and certified technicians, licensed in both PA & NJ, are dedicated to offering affordable and effective weed control for lawns. Contact us for a Free Estimate and embark on a journey to a lush, weed-free lawn today.
Location: 4217 Fritch Dr, Bethlehem, PA 18020, USA

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