Targeted, not blanket
Broadleaf weeds get treated where they are. A whole-lawn application when you have dandelions in two corners is money and chemistry you did not need.

Spraying a weed kills that weed. It does nothing about the bare, thin, compacted patch that let it in. So we do both: treat what is growing now, and feed and thicken the turf so the next seed that lands has nowhere to go.

Broadleaf weeds get treated where they are. A whole-lawn application when you have dandelions in two corners is money and chemistry you did not need.
Spring green-up, and — more importantly here — a late-season feeding that goes into root storage before freeze-up. Fall feeding is what decides how a Minnesota lawn looks the following May.
The two that most Otter Tail County lawns actually fight. Both want different timing than dandelions, and both come back if you treat them once in July and call it done.
Where the problem is shade, compaction or traffic, more herbicide will not fix it. We will tell you that.
Most of our customers book two or three of these together — it is cheaper than separate visits and it all gets done the same day.
Booked most often in these communities — and available in all 29 we cover.
Broadleaf weeds are most vulnerable in fall, when they are pulling everything down into the roots and take the treatment with it. Spring treatment is more visible and more satisfying; fall treatment is what actually thins them out the next year.
Products get applied at label rate and everything we use has a stated re-entry time — usually until dry. We will tell you what went on your lawn and how long to stay off it, every time.
Yes, and late August into September is the window here — warm soil, cooling air, less weed competition. Seed thrown down in June mostly feeds the birds.
It is the promise Robert Diaz has made since 2016, and we have kept it on the site word for word: if you are not completely happy with the work, we will make it right or you get your money back. There is no version of this where you are stuck with a lawn you are unhappy about.
Free estimate, no obligation. Call (218) 770-8950 or send the form and we will come look at the property.