Lawn Care Plan in THE COVE AT SPRING HILL, Thompson's Station

Living in The Cove at Spring Hill gives you a great neighborhood, but new construction here in Thompson's Station comes with a unique set of lawn problems that standard care can't fix.

If your tall fescue is struggling by July every year, I know exactly why. The shallow, gravel-mixed soils from construction around The Cove at Spring Hill hold heat and prevent deep roots, so when our subtropical humidity hits, your lawn is sitting in dew all night on top of hot ground. That’s a recipe for brown patch and dollar spot, and it's exactly why so many lawns in this area just give up by August. The other common issue I see is dallisgrass invading from construction straw, and common Bermuda taking over those hot strips along your driveway and sidewalks. Standard lawn plans skip the one thing you actually need here, which is consistent, preventative fungicide applications starting in May, before you ever see a problem. They do that so they can upsell you a cure later at a much higher price after your lawn is already damaged. My approach is different. I built one plan for every customer in Thompson's Station, and that includes the fungicides your property in The Cove at Spring Hill requires to survive our summers, along with weed and grub control. You get eight visits because that’s the minimum, with current technology, to maintain quality through our long season. You pay a flat monthly rate, so it’s simple to budget, and you’re paying for the compounding results. What I do in the fall builds a lawn that can handle the heat next summer. If something comes up between visits, I come out at no charge, though plan customers rarely need it because we prevent issues first. My pricing is based only on your treatable grass area and its challenges, not your zip code, so you get the same care as anyone else.