Florida's year-round growing season means lawns need treatment every 4–7 weeks for best results. Most homeowners benefit from 8–12 visits per year, depending on how aggressively they want to manage problems like chinch bugs, fungus, and weeds. Skipping treatments — even by a few weeks — gives pests and diseases time to establish before they're caught.

Brown or yellow patches in Florida lawns are usually one of three things: chinch bug damage, fungal disease (most often large patch or gray leaf spot), or take-all root rot. Each requires a different treatment, which is why guessing wrong can make the problem worse. Our technicians diagnose the cause during a property inspection before recommending treatment.

Florida lawns deal with weeds most of the country never sees. The most common include dollarweed (pennywort), doveweed, Florida pusley, sandspurs, crabgrass, nutsedge, and chamberbitter. Each has different germination cycles, so effective control requires both pre-emergent and post-emergent treatments timed to Florida's growing seasons.