The Best Ways to Fertilize Your Lawn

Nothing ruins outdoor fun quite like bare, brown spots in your lawn. A verdant yard is a labor of love, needing hospitable soil for new growth and fertilization throughout its growing season. Maintaining a lush lawn can be quite the commitment for new and veteran homeowners alike. Whether you’re fertilizing your grass yourself or turning…

Florida Lawn Watering Tips & FAQs

Are you tired of brown patches in your lawn, areas where the grass is crunchy, or even dead? Don’t let your lawn suffer this summer! Read this article for important, lawn-saving information on how to water, when to water and how minor adjustments to your sprinkler system make all the difference. What time of the…

Why, When & How to Aerate Your Lawn

In order to maintain a beautiful lawn year round, you should know basic lawn care practices such as properly mowing, fertilizing and watering. It is also important to ensure that nutrients can reach the soil beneath your grass. Law aeration can be a vital element to a healthy lawn because it allows air and water…

Formosan Termites – What to Know & When It’s Time for a Professional Inspection

What Are Formosan Termites? Formosan termites are a subterranean species of termite with three distinct castes: alates (or reproductive), soldiers and workers. Often referred to as “super termites,” they are the most voracious, aggressive and devious of over 2,000 termite species known to science, chewing through wood, flooring and even wallpaper undetected. (Reference by PestWorld)…

How to Treat & Prevent Fire Ants

Fire Ants tend to thrive in warmer environments, making Florida a prime location for fire ant colonies. These small but mighty pests bite and sting when their nests are disturbed, making them dangerous to kids, pets, and you. Luckily, there are a variety of extermination methods, from hot water to professional help, that can help…

How to Survive Roaches in Florida (& FAQ’s!)

Cockroaches are a common problem for Florida homeowners, but you can prevent most infestations through rigorous attention to sanitation and potential entry points. If you do notice a growing colony, natural and chemical insecticides (best applied by a professional pest control company) can stop a roach problem in its tracks. In Florida, where high levels…