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What Does a Professional Fall Yard Cleanup Typically Cost?
Published on Tuesday, January 27, 2026
The cost of a professional fall yard cleanup depends on factors like property size and chosen services. Larger yards require more effort, leading to higher costs, especially if they feature extensive landscaping or numerous trees. The cost of a fall cleanup service also depends on what services are included. Some companies offer à la carte services, but some also offer a program with specific inclusions. To get an accurate cost estimate, you'll want to contact local professionals in...
Make Sure to Have Your Lawn Aerated Every Year
Published on Sunday, January 25, 2026
Aeration is an essential lawn care service that should be performed annually to maximize the health of your lawn. It involves removing small cores of soil to loosen compaction and provide a direct pathway for nutrients and other vital resources to reach the roots of your grass. Performing this service regularly is crucial because if you skip it, your soil can become or stay compacted. This means that nutrients and other resources will have a difficult time reaching the roots of your grass. As a ...
Wait to Fertilize Your Lawn Until After It Rains!
Published on Saturday, January 24, 2026
Fertilizing your lawn is essential for keeping it healthy and vibrant, but timing is everything! You shouldn't fertilize it before heavy rain in Michigan, as it can wash the treatment away before it has a chance to absorb into the soil. Instead, you'll want to wait until after it rains to apply it, but make sure the grass blades are completely dry and that the weather will be sunny for a few days afterward. To make your life easier and ensure your lawn gets the most out of the...
When Is The Right Time To Enroll In A Commercial Snow Removal Service?
Published on Friday, January 23, 2026
As a business owner, you know how important it is to keep your property in Michigan safe and accessible during the winter months. Enrolling in a commercial snow removal service early, ideally in late summer or early fall, is crucial to avoid last-minute rushes and secure reliable slots. As demand increases with the approaching winter, proactive planning ensures your specific needs, such as trigger thresholds, are met. It also offers leverage for better pricing and contract terms.
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This Mowing Schedule Is Tailored to Lawns in Michigan
Published on Thursday, January 22, 2026
If you want to keep your lawn in tip-top shape throughout the year, you should follow a proper mowing schedule. In Michigan, it's best to start mowing in mid-April and continue through mid-November. During this time, your grass will be actively growing and will need regular maintenance. You should mow your lawn every week to avoid cutting off too much of the grass blades at once and causing stress to them. Additionally, you should follow good mowing practices, such as adhering to the 1/3...
Protect Yourself From Ticks During the Warm Months by Doing These Things
Published on Wednesday, January 21, 2026
Ticks are a common nuisance during the warm months in Michigan, but there are several steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones from these pesky insects. To protect against ticks, wear light-colored, long-sleeved clothing to spot ticks easily and reduce skin exposure. Tuck shirts into pants and pants into socks to create barriers. After outdoor activities, do a full-body tick check and inspect kids and pets. Place worn clothes in the dryer on high heat for 30 minutes to...
When to Expect New Grass Growth After Overseeding
Published on Sunday, November 30, 2025
Overseeding is a great way to fill in bare and patchy areas on your lawn in Michigan with new grass. However, if you're new to this service, you might be wondering when you can expect to see new grass growth. Well, after overseeding, you can expect the seeds to start germinating after about 7-10 days. Then, you can expect to see visible grass growth after 2-4 weeks. However, the results will largely depend on how well you maintain your lawn after the seeds have been planted. For...
Will Grubs Eventually Go Away on Their Own?
Published on Sunday, November 23, 2025
Grubs are a common lawn pest in Michigan that can cause significant damage to your turf. Unfortunately, they won't go away on their own, and if left untreated, the infestation will continue to spread and cause even more damage. If you notice grubs on your lawn, it's important to hire professionals to apply curative treatments right away to minimize the amount of damage they can cause. Additionally, to prevent grubs from becoming a problem in the future, you'll want to invest in ...
Will Your Lawn's Health Improve Quickly After Core Aeration?
Published on Monday, November 17, 2025
Core aeration is a lawn care service that involves pulling up plugs of soil to loosen compaction and make it easier for nutrients and other resources to reach the roots of your grass. This process will help your lawn's health improve quickly, as you'll notice a difference within a few weeks. However, you'll want to regularly aerate your lawn in Michigan to ensure it always has good access to everything it needs to stay healthy throughout the year. To continue reaping the...
Why Smart Macomb Homeowners Are Locking in Their Snow Season Pass Before the First Flake Falls
Published on Monday, November 10, 2025
Hey there, Nichole here, Sales Manager at Big Lakes Lawncare. I wanted to personally share something that could save you a lot of stress (and shoveling) this winter. When that first snow hits in Southeast Michigan, the phones go nuts. Everyone’s calling in, trying to get on a plow route, but by then, it's often too late. Schedules are packed, prices spike, and homeowners are left crossing their fingers. That’s exactly why we created the Residential Snow Season Pass. It’s...
