Everything people ask before the first visit

The price of a visit depends on the program and the size of your lawn. Your written estimate has your lawn's measured size and your numbers.

Every product has a label with a re-entry time, and we write it on the card we leave at your door. Keep people and pets off the lawn until that time has passed and the lawn is dry. If a card ever leaves it out, call or text and we will send it.

We use OMRI Listed fertilizer and no synthetic fertilizers or herbicides. OMRI Listed means a product appears on the Organic Materials Review Institute's list for use in organic production. It says nothing about any one visit, so read the label and ask us anything.

We walk the yard with you, pull soil plugs, measure the lawn and take a sample for the lab. Your written estimate follows once the results are back, with the program they call for.

Yes. Our state pesticide applicator license and our liability insurance are listed in the footer of every page.

Visits run from early spring to late fall. Rain, snow and frozen ground move a visit, and we text you a new day. We don't apply to frozen ground or standing water.

Each visit is billed when it's done, and the invoice comes by text or email. The estimate says which payment methods we take.

Mow a day or two before, pick up hoses, toys and dog bowls, and leave gates unlatched or tell us the code. You don't need to be home.

Yes, by text or email before your next visit. You pay for the visits already done and nothing after them, and there is no cancellation fee.

A blend of Kentucky bluegrass and turf-type tall fescue for Front Range lawns. If your lawn is mostly fescue or has a shady corner, we'll say so in the estimate and match the blend.

No. We give you a mowing height and a watering note at every visit, and your own mower or mowing service does the rest.

Boulder County and the towns next door, listed on the service area page. We don't take lawns in Denver, Fort Collins or on mountain properties above the foothills.