At Lawn Doctor of Lebanon and Berks, we’ve helped property owners all over the area revive the patchiest, least promising lawns. Over the years, we’ve been proud to share our lawn care experience and regional expertise with clients. If you have questions about our lawn fertilization in Berks County, don’t worry. We’ve got you covered.
What You Need to Know About Lawn Fertilization in Berks County
Lawn fertilization is one of our most popular treatments. It’s also a cornerstone of any lawn maintenance plan. Why? Your grass needs nutrients to grow fresh and full. With our lawn fertilization treatments in Berks County, we can make sure your lawn receives essential nutrients such as nitrogen and potassium. This nourishment will lay the groundwork for a healthier, happier lawn.
If you’ve already booked your first treatment with us — or just want to learn more about the process — here are answers to the most common questions we receive about lawn fertilization in Berks County:
Do I have to do anything before the lawn care technicians come? Fertilizer is most effective when it can reach and penetrate the soil. Mowing overgrown grass, raking up yard waste and thatch, or scheduling a core aeration ahead of time will help.
Is it ok if my lawn is wet when they treat it? Yes, it’s absolutely fine if your lawn is wet from rain or watering. Water can actually help keep the fertilizer in place and activate its ingredients. We usually recommend watering your lawn within 24 hours after a treatment too.
What if it rains or snows afterwards? A sprinkling of rain or snow won’t interfere with the fertilization process. It’s only bigger storms that could drive the fertilizer away.
How long should I wait to use my lawn as I normally would? Once we’ve finished the treatment, try to stay off your lawn for about 24 hours. If you have children or pets, keep them off it as well. After that, it’s all yours!
Learn More About Our Lawn Care Services in Berks County
Whatever your lawn needs to achieve its full, vibrant potential, our local lawn care experts can apply it. Lawn Doctor of Lebanon and Berks provides lawn fertilization and other lawn care services as part of our custom treatment plans for clients all over the following:
- Berks County
- Reading
- Lebanon County
- Jonestown
- Lebanon
- And throughout the surrounding area
For lawn fertilization in Berks County, contact us today!
