It is time to start thinking ahead to what our lawn care goals will look like. In Kentucky and Indiana, spring is just a few months away so now is the time to start thinking about how your lawn is going to look. There’s a lot of work to do in the spring but the pros at Turf Pro are here to help. Why not start the new year by taking a break from lawn care worries. When you sign up for a professional lawn care service like Turf Pro Outdoor Solutions you have access to a wide range of lawn care options. Take a look at our list of services and see why Turf Pro is the best option for your new year landscaping goals. 
Lawn Care
The cornerstone of our services is our lawn care program. Our seven-step program is designed to feed and nurture your lawn throughout the year so that it stays lush and strong.
The program begins in the early spring with an application of slow-release fertilizer and pre-emergent weed killer. This will help promote growth while preventing weed seeds that have bedded down in your lawn from germinating.
We follow up monthly with blanket sprays that will nourish your lawn with the nutrients it needs to thrive, resist insects, and fend off weeds. Our Seven-Step Application Lawn Care Program includes everything you need to ensure a healthy, greener, insect-free lawn so you and your family can enjoy it all season long.
Mosquito Control
When summer arrives, it’s time to get outside and enjoy the weather. Many summer nights are spent outdoors in Kentucky and Indiana. But if there is one thing that can ruin your outdoor gatherings it’s mosquitoes.
At Turf Pro Outdoor Solutions, we offer residential mosquito control so you can enjoy your yard without the threat of annoying mosquitoes. The first step begins with a thorough inspection of your yard by one of our professional technicians. After we identify areas that mosquitoes and other pests might be breeding or living, we will apply our special pest control application. Each treatment lasts about 21 days, leaving you to enjoy your outside spaces in peace.
Grub and Mole Control
Moles are small subterranean mammals that feed on grubs, worms, and other burrowing insects that live in your yard. They prefer the soft loose soil of open fields and treeless yards. They hunt by digging extensive tunnel systems and trap insects that happen to burrow into them. They detect their prey by sensing vibrations in the ground. As they tunnel their way through our yard they can create unsightly molehills that can kill your grass if you don’t take care of it immediately.
A grub problem and a mole problem go hand in hand. By stopping the grub problem you can usually get rid of the mole problem. At Turf Pro we offer both grub and mole control programs to get your yard back under control.
Aeration and Overseeding
Having a lawn to run and play on is a wonderful thing to have. But all that wear and tear can and will take a toll, eventually. Many factors can lead to a condition called compacted soil. These can include drought, too much clay, driving on your lawn, construction equipment parked on your lawn, and too much thatch buildup. All of these things can contribute to soil compaction by preventing water from getting into the soil. Instead, water runoff and pools in low-lying areas. Compacted soils deprive your lawn and plants of water, air, and nutrients they need to survive. Aeration is a very important service that can immediately alleviate compacted soil problems.
Get The Best Lawncare In Kentucky and Indiana With Turf Pro Outdoor Solutions
It won’t be long now before you have to start thinking about lawn care and all the work that goes with it. Why not take a break this year. You deserve to put your feet up and have the professionals at Turf Pro Outdoor Solutions take care of your yard for you. Sign up for our 2021 season to get a head start.
Whether you are a resident or business in the Louisville Kentucky and Albany, Indiana areas, you can give us a ring at 502-991-7600, or reach out to us on our contact page. Look us up on Facebook for the latest news and updates and check out our monthly blog for more lawn care tips and tricks.
