West Texas–ready lawn care in Lubbock—drought-smart, soil-specific treatments that keep grass thick and green through heat and wind.
Lawn Care
West Texas–ready lawn care in Lubbock—drought-smart, soil-specific treatments that keep grass thick and green through heat and wind.
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Fertilizing here isn’t about dumping a bag of product and hoping for the best. We pick blends that feed your grass without pushing it too hard in the heat. The goal? Strong roots, deep color, and growth that doesn’t fade when the summer sun cranks up.
Weeds in Lubbock don’t play around. Sandburs, dandelions, crabgrass they all seem to sprout overnight. We stop them before they spread, and if they’re already up, we treat them directly so they don’t steal water and nutrients from your grass.
Over time, that clay-heavy soil in some areas gets packed so tight, water just runs off. Aeration breaks it open so the roots can breathe and drink. We’ll often overseed right after to help bare spots fill in spring and early fall are best before extreme temps set in.
Grubs and armyworms are sneaky. You might not see them until brown patches start popping up, and by then they’ve already done damage. We use safe treatments to keep them in check so your lawn stays thick and green.
If your lawn isn’t bouncing back after fertilizing, the soil’s pH might be off. A lime treatment can help fix that so your grass can actually use the nutrients it’s getting.
Not all grass can take the Lubbock heat and dry spells. The ones that can:
Bermuda Grass – loves the sun and stands up to wear
Buffalo Grass – native and thrives with very little water
Zoysia Grass – dense and keeps weeds out naturally
Tall Fescue – stays green longer into the cooler monthsInsects:
Weeds:
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone: 7a
Average Annual Rainfall: ~19 inches
Average Summer High: ~92°F
Average Winter Low: ~26°F
Average Sunny Days per Year: ~263
Soil Type: Mostly sandy loam or clay
Recommended Watering Time: Early morning, once or twice a week in summer unless restrictedWe’ve seen it all here dust storms that bury your yard in grit, surprise cold snaps in April, and weeks without a drop of rain. Our approach is simple: know the soil, know the grass, and give it what it needs at the right time. You’ll get straight talk, reliable service, and a lawn that can handle West Texas living.
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We check your yard and give you a free quote.
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You get a plan that works for your grass, soil, and watering schedule.
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We handle the treatments and let you know what’s next so you’re never guessing.
Fertilization, weed control, pest treatments, aeration, overseeding, lime, and more.
Usually three to five times a year, depending on grass type and weather.
Spring and early fall, before the heat or cold really sets in.
Yes, we have options designed to be safe for the whole family.
Nope — as long as we can access your yard, we’re good.
No, you can go service by service if you like.
Bermuda, Buffalo, Zoysia, and Tall Fescue.
Give us a call or request a quote online. We’ll take it from there.
We know the challenges here, and we know how to work with them. Let’s get your yard looking its best request your free quote today and we’ll make a plan that fits your lawn and your schedule.