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GreenProLawn

What we do

Five services, and nothing we can't do well

Lawn fertilization, mowing, cleanups, and mosquito control across downriver Detroit

Everything printed on the sign, explained properly. If you only need one of them, that's fine. Most people start with fertilization and add from there.

A downriver lawn after a fertilization round, mowed in stripes

Our main program

Fertilization

Our six-step program is the backbone of everything we do. Six visits across the season, each with a different job: knock out crabgrass before it starts, push color through the summer heat, and load the roots with nutrients before winter so the lawn wakes up early in spring.

Weed control comes with every round. Surface insect control and liquid aeration are included free in rounds three and four.

  • Six applications, early spring through fall
  • Weed control included in every round
  • Free surface insect control and liquid aeration
  • Re-applied at no charge if you are not satisfied

The six rounds, start to finish

Each round is timed to what the lawn is doing that month. Weed control comes with all six.

  1. 1 Early Spring

    Get ahead of the crabgrass

    A pre-emergent goes down before soil temperatures hit the point where crabgrass germinates, alongside the first feeding and broadleaf weed control. This round is about timing more than anything else.

  2. 2 Late Spring

    Thicken it up

    A second feeding while the lawn is growing hardest, with weed control to catch anything that broke through the first round and to stop new weed seed from setting.

  3. 3 Early Summer

    Build the color

    High-potassium fertilizer for deep color and heat tolerance heading into summer. Surface insect control is included at no charge with this round.

  4. 4 Midsummer

    Hold it through the heat

    A balanced, time-released feeding so the lawn is fed slowly through the worst of July and August rather than pushed. Free liquid aeration comes with this round to get water and nutrients moving through compacted soil.

  5. 5 Late Summer

    Clean it up

    Targeted feeding and a heavier weed control pass while the lawn recovers from summer stress, so it goes into fall dense and weed-free.

  6. 6 Fall

    Feed the roots for spring

    The most important round of the year. A nutrient-rich fall feeding goes into root storage over winter, which is what produces an early, even green-up the following spring.

A front lawn running up to the house past mature trees and shrubs

Tree & Shrub Fertilization

Turf fertilizer sits in the top few inches of soil. Trees and shrubs feed well below that, which is why a perfect lawn can sit under a thinning maple.

We inject nutrients down into the root zone in spring and fall, so ornamentals hold their color, push fuller growth, and stand up better to Michigan winters.

  • Deep-root injection to the feeder roots
  • Spring and fall applications
  • Shade trees, ornamentals, and foundation beds
A front lawn cut and edged on the weekly route, beds tidy against the house

Mowing

Same crew, same day each week, so you know when to expect us. We cut high enough to shade out weeds and hold moisture through July, then drop the height for the last cuts of the season.

Trimming, edging, and blowing off the walks and drive are part of every visit. Not an add-on.

  • Weekly service on a set day
  • Cut height adjusted through the season
  • Trimming, edging, and cleanup every visit
An open neighborhood lawn cleared and cut under autumn trees

Spring & Fall Cleanups

Spring cleanup clears the winter debris, dethatches the matted spots, cuts back the perennials, and gets beds edged before the first round goes down.

Fall cleanup is leaves, beds, and a final cut. Leaves left on a lawn over a Michigan winter smother the turf and invite snow mold, and clearing them is the cheapest insurance a lawn gets.

  • Spring: debris, dethatching, bed edging
  • Fall: full leaf removal and final cut
  • Beds cut back and cleared both ends of the season
A back lawn beside a play set, treated so the yard stays usable

Mosquito & Tick Control

We treat the places mosquitoes and ticks actually live: the shaded undersides of shrubs, tall grass along fence lines, and the damp edges of beds. That is where the barrier goes, not broadcast across the lawn.

The products are all-natural and pet-friendly, which is the whole reason people call us about it instead of doing it themselves.

  • Pet-friendly, all-natural products
  • Targeted barrier treatment, not a broadcast spray
  • Covers mosquitoes and ticks in one program

Not sure which of these you need?

Describe what the lawn is doing and we'll tell you which service actually fixes it. Free quote, no contract.