
Weed Control and Fertilization
Custom programs that put weeds and bramble back where they belong and feed the turf that is left.
What a program covers
Everything we handle
Mowing and trimming week to week, weed control and feeding, beds, mulch and rock, pruning, pressure washing, gutters and seasonal clean-ups. All of it across Marshall County.
What we handle
Regular maintenance keeps a property from ever becoming a job. Everything else on this list exists because a property needs it once or twice a year and nobody wants to be the one doing it.

Custom programs that put weeds and bramble back where they belong and feed the turf that is left.
What a program covers
Weekly, every other week, or monthly mowing, trimming and blow-off, with or without an annual contract.
How the visits work
Coverage, thickness and color across the whole property, not just the part you can see from the road.
What we treat for
Weeding, treating and tidying the beds so the planting you paid for is the thing people notice.
What bed work covers
Color changed out with the seasons, so the property does not look the same in February as it does in June.
How color is planned
Shaping hedges and shrubs, pruning where the plant needs it, and clearing up the clippings before we leave.
When to prune what
Delivered and installed. Mulch by the cubic yard, pine straw by the square foot.
Mulch and straw pricing
Pebble, river rock and gravel laid in beds and borders where mulch is not the right answer.
Rock we install
Spring and fall clean-ups that clear leaves and limbs off the whole property, not just the front lawn.
What a clean-up includes
Drives, walks, patios, decks, siding and awnings cleaned back toward the color they started out, at a pressure the surface will take.
What we wash
Gutters and downspouts cleared out so the water goes where it is supposed to go.
Gutter cleaning pricing
Installed, maintained through the season, and taken down and stored afterwards. A complete turnkey job.
How the season worksNot sure what you need
If you are not certain what the property needs, or what it should cost, have us come out. An estimate is free, and we would far rather look at something than guess at it over the phone.
Answers
Everything on this list can sit on the same schedule and the same invoice. Plenty of customers start with regular mowing and add bed work, mulch, pruning or a seasonal cleanup as it comes up, rather than booking each one as a separate job with a separate company.
Either. Some services suit a regular schedule and some are once or twice a year jobs. There is no bundle you have to buy into, and adding or dropping something is a phone call.
Ask. Some things fall inside what the crews already do and can simply be added to a visit. Some are a different trade - large tree work and gutter repair are the two that come up most - and in that case we will say so and point you at somebody who does it rather than take the job.
Lawn and property care guide
Our summers stress cool-season grass and our winters stress the warm-season kinds, so advice written for anywhere else is wrong here in one direction or the other. These are written for this county.
How much water a lawn here actually needs, how to measure what your sprinkler puts down, and why a forecast is not the same thing as water in the ground.
Read the watering guideWhat height each grass grown in North Alabama should be cut, why the one-third rule sets the mowing interval, and what scalping actually costs a lawn.
Read the mowing heights guideHow to tell Bermuda, zoysia, centipede, St. Augustine and tall fescue apart, what each one is good at, and which suits sun, shade, children and dogs.
Read the grass types guideService area
Crews run out of Guntersville and work across the county all week. These are the communities we look after.
Properties throughout Marshall County are looked after by crews running out of 5378 AL Highway 79 South in Guntersville.
HRH Lawn Care Services
A quote costs nothing. Call and we will come out, walk the property with you, and give you a fair price and an honest answer about what it actually needs.