Weed Control
Natural, fast acting weed control for your walkways, flower beds, driveway and more. Applied every 3 weeks.
Weed control for your lawn
As part of a lawn care program or as a standalone service, both natural and synthetic-based weed control options are available. These treatments effectively target all common weeds found in the area, including crabgrass, dandelion, clover, chickweed, ragweed, nutsedge and more.
For more information about controlling weeds in your lawn, see the lawn care programs page.
Bed and walkway weed control
Natural Applications
For natural weed control applications, an ammonia-based weed killer is used along with a surfactant, both approved for organic use. This method is especially effective in hot weather and delivers a fast knockdown, with treated vegetation typically turning yellow/brown within just a few hours.
Chemical Applications
A much lower cost option, which works throughout the whole season and kills the entire plant, not just the leaves. Once your weeds are under control, the amount needed for routine spraying is much less.
Natural vs Chemical Applications
Natural weed control works much faster (results within hours) and is effective in hot weather, but can have hit-or-miss results in temperatures below 75°F. It is also more expensive and only kills the leaves, so new growth can return more quickly. With applications scheduled every 3 weeks, this faster regrowth typically isn’t a problem.
Chemical weed control (such as Roundup) is slower to show results (2–3 days) but remains effective throughout the growing season and kills the entire plant, which slows down regrowth.
Pricing
View the pricing page for current pricing.
Which is right for you?
If you strictly use natural products, then natural weed control applications would be a better choice, but you have to be okay with some hit or miss results in cooler weather.
If you would like a more affordable, more effective option, chemical applications may be for you.