Our Lawn Care & Pest Control Blog
Check out our blogs and articles to learn more about keeping your home pest-free & your lawn healthy and green all year long! We're sharing our expert advice and the latest news from behind-the-scenes.
You’ve invested hours in making your yard beautiful and all of the sudden you see it -- mounds and tunnels all throughout your yard, disrupting the landscape you’ve worked so hard to build! If you’ve had this experience, you’re most likely dealing with moles.
It’s hard to beat Charlotte in the summer. With the warm weather, Carolina blue sky, cookouts, bonfires, games out in the yard and relaxing under the bright sun, the advantages to summer in North Carolina are endless.
Even though the beautiful sunshine and warm breezes is a luxury for most in the summer, after a while, the heat can really start to get to you. At the end of the summer, your lawn feels exactly the same way!
As summer starts to wind down and fall is right around the corner, you may have noticed that your once-green lawn suddenly looks brown and drab. Unfortunately, this is completely normal and most lawns suffer during the hot and humid summer months.
You may be expecting ants to crash your picnic, but nobody wants to come home to discover that hundreds of ants have descended into their kitchen. House ants are a tremendous nuisance -- and also unavoidable.
Summer is over and fall is finally here, and that means it is time to switch up your lawn care routine. It may seem obvious, but in the fall, your landscape has different needs than in other seasons.
Fall can be one of the most beautiful times of the year, but it comes with an overbearing chore: raking leaves. Because you’d rather spend your time with friends and family, and fall weather can often be unpredictable, it’s important to rake your leaves as efficiently as possible.
