Frequently Asked Questions
Can all lawns be treated?
Yes we treat all types of common lawn varieties including Couch, Buffalo, and Kikuyu,
Are the products and treatments you use safe for animals and the environment?
All of our products are safe for animals, children, and the environment.
How much does a service cost?
The cost of the services will vary depending on the size of your lawn, the current condition, and needs of your lawn and the number of plants requiring treatment. We can provide you with a free quote, prior to commencing your service.
What chemical knowledge do you have?
I have extensive history working in the lawn and garden care industry. I am Chemcert accredited. Chemcert is the peak accreditation body throughout Australia for the training, up-skilling and industry accreditation for users of Agricultural and Veterinary (AgVet) chemicals
How many treatments will my lawn and plants need?
It will depend on your lawn and plants – every lawn will have different needs and different problems to resolve. It is recommended that a regular program of care be undertaken to assist with the prevention of weeds, pests and diseases.
When should I mow my lawn before and after treatment?
It is recommended that you do not mow your lawn for at least 48 hours prior to or following a lawn service. By sticking to this recommendation you will enable the lawncare treatment to take effect.
If you have a weed or disease problem with your lawn it is also best not to mow your lawn just prior to your service. It is far more difficult to identify lawn problems on a freshly moved lawn, which means you may not receive the service you require to address the problem.