Professional Lawn Care Services in Rocklin

During the growing season (spring and summer), lawns in Rocklin typically need mowing once a week. In fall and winter, the frequency can be reduced to every 2-3 weeks, depending on grass type and growth rate. Our regular maintenance schedules are designed to keep your lawn at an optimal height year-round.

Our seasonal clean-up services include leaf removal, debris clearing, garden bed cleaning, shrub trimming, and lawn dethatching. In spring, we focus on preparing your lawn for the growing season, while fall clean-ups help prepare your property for winter. We also offer mulch application as an add-on service to enhance the appearance and health of your landscape beds.

Yes, we offer organic and eco-friendly lawn care options for environmentally conscious homeowners. Our organic programs use natural fertilizers and pest control methods that are safe for children, pets, and the environment. While organic treatments may take longer to show results than conventional methods, they promote long-term soil and lawn health.

Before our scheduled service, please remove any toys, pet waste, or obstacles from your lawn that might interfere with mowing. If you have specific areas of concern or special instructions, please let us know in advance. For irrigation systems, it's helpful to mark sprinkler heads to prevent damage during service.

We accept various payment methods including credit/debit cards, checks, and online payments. For recurring services, we offer convenient automatic billing options. We provide detailed invoices for all services performed, and payment is typically due upon completion of service unless you have a recurring service agreement.

In Rocklin's climate, the best time for aeration and overseeding is typically in the fall (September to October) when temperatures are moderate and there's adequate moisture. This timing allows new grass seedlings to establish before winter and gives them a head start for the following spring. Spring aeration (March to April) can also be beneficial but may require more attention to watering during the hot summer months.