Lawn Maintenance Services

What Are the Signs That You Need Professional Lawn Maintenance?

A neglected yard isn’t always obvious. Sometimes it’s the little things that hint it’s time for expert help. Regular professional attention can transform a lawn that looks tired and uneven into one that’s lush, balanced, and beautiful.

Watch out for:

• Uneven or patchy grass
• Excessive weeds
• Yellow or dry patches

• Overgrowth around borders
• Recurring lawn problems

Fort Liberty Lawn LLC’s Full Suite of Lawn Maintenance Services

We offer a complete package of services to keep your yard healthy and looking its best year-round. Our technicians combine commercial-grade tools with years of hands-on experience to ensure every visit adds value to your property.

Look to us for:

• Mowing
• Edging
• Trimming
• Fertilization

• Weed control
• Seasonal cleanup
• Mulching

What Lawn Services Are Necessary for Your Newly Installed Sod?

New sod requires careful handling in its first few weeks to ensure proper rooting and long-term growth. Frequent watering, gentle mowing, and keeping foot traffic to a minimum are essential during this time. Fertilizing too early can cause damage, so we focus on timing everything just right to avoid stressing the young grass.

We recommend a tailored maintenance plan that includes light mowing once the sod takes hold, strategic watering schedules, and the first round of fertilizer after the root system has developed. Our technicians monitor the sod closely, adjusting irrigation and mowing as needed to ensure consistent growth.

Should Grass Clippings Be Removed From Lawns After Service?

While some homeowners prefer a clean, clipped finish, leaving clippings can actually benefit your lawn. Grass clippings break down quickly, returning nutrients to the soil and acting as a natural fertilizer. This process, known as grasscycling, can improve lawn health without extra effort and reduce the need for additional fertilizers.

However, clippings should be removed when they’re too thick or wet. Heavy layers can smother the grass underneath and lead to fungal growth. When clippings are left in clumps, they block sunlight and air circulation, harming your lawn’s ability to recover.

Our team evaluates conditions each visit and handles clippings the right way, whether that means mulching them in, spreading them evenly, or bagging them up for removal.