Lawn care services in Grand Rapids, MI
Mowing, aeration, fertilization, weed control, grub control, and sod from one licensed, insured local crew.
Homeowners across Grand Rapids, MI trust us for weekly mowing, aeration, fertilization, weed control, grub control, and sod installation, all from one licensed local crew. In Grand Rapids, cold winters and warm summers favor cool-season grasses like fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, and ryegrass, and we build every service schedule around that reality. Whether it is a new build or a long-established property, we tailor the service to your yard's needs.
Our Grand Rapids crews cover downtown, the historic district, the south side, and everywhere in between. Clean equipment, clean uniforms, and a clean cut. That is our standard.
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Every service below is available in your city from licensed local pros. Tap any service for pricing, FAQs, and to book.
Landscaping in Grand Rapids
Professional landscape design, install, and property care.
From $150 →
Lawn Care in Grand Rapids
Full-yard lawn programs: mowing, feeding, weed control and seasonal care.
From $35 →
Lawn Aeration in Grand Rapids
Core aeration for thicker, greener turf.
From $120 →
Grub Control in Grand Rapids
Stop grubs before they destroy your lawn.
From $95 →
Sod Installation in Grand Rapids
Instant green lawn, professionally installed.
From $1.25/sq ft →
Lawn Fertilization in Grand Rapids
Season-scheduled feeding for a thick, deep-green lawn.
From $55 / visit →
Weed Control in Grand Rapids
Pre- and post-emergent treatments for a weed-free yard.
From $65 / visit →
When to schedule each service in Grand Rapids
Landscaping: April through October
Weekly service during peak growth, bi-weekly on the shoulders, pause for winter dormancy.
Lawn Care: April through October
Weekly service during peak growth, bi-weekly on the shoulders, pause for winter dormancy.
Lawn Aeration: Late August to early October
Cool-season lawns recover fastest when soil is warm but air temperatures are cooling off.
Grub Control: Mid June to mid July
Apply before Japanese beetle and chafer eggs hatch so new grubs die before they feed.
Sod Installation: Mid April to early June, or late August to mid October
Avoid freezes. Cool-season sod roots fastest in warm soil with moderate air temperatures.
Lawn Fertilization: Late March to mid April
Start feeding when soil hits 55 degrees to pair with pre-emergent and trigger green-up.
Weed Control: Mid March to mid April
Apply before soil hits 55 degrees to block crabgrass germination for 90 to 120 days.
Grand Rapids homeowners love the results
Thousands of five-star ratings across the country. Here's a small sample.
“Transparent pricing, no contracts, no surprises. These guys are the real deal.”
Marcus T., Grand Rapids, MI
“Love the photo receipt after every visit. I travel a lot and it's exactly the kind of proof-of-work I needed.”
Priya S., Grand Rapids, MI
“Fast to respond, easy to reschedule in the app, and the quality is consistent every single week.”
Devin K., Grand Rapids, MI
Lawn care in Grand Rapids: common questions
Most Grand Rapids lawns are tall fescue, Kentucky bluegrass or perennial ryegrass. These cool-season grasses grow hardest in spring and fall and slow down in summer heat.
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Local pros who know your lawn
Every call goes to a licensed, insured local crew that works your area every week. You get an upfront price before any work starts, and the same crew handles your yard visit after visit.
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- One call books every service your yard needs
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