WALKING ON THE LAWN: We recommend staying off the lawn until it is dry and minimizing access to it in the first 24 hours. We practice Integrated Pest Management (IPM) which is an ecosystem based treatment strategy that focuses on long term prevention of pests by growing healthy turf. As a result we are able to minimize the use of pesticide products over time while achieving the same great results.
WATERING: We recommend that you do not water the lawn until the next day UNLESS your service included Grub Control, Disease Control or another service that requires water to activate. Most of the herbicide products we use to control weeds rain harden in 3 hours or less, however to maximize the effectiveness of the weed control hold off watering till the next day. Watering will not negatively impact the fertilization.
MOWING: We recommend that you hold off mowing the lawn until the next day. This will enable any herbicide products applied to fully absorb into the targeted weeds and maximize the effectiveness of the control.
PETS: We recommend keeping them of the lawn until it is dry and minimizing your pets access to the lawn in the first 24 hours of service. Again, we are practicing IPM so any products applied will only be applied to the targeted pest area.
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