Blade Master Lawn Service

Bushes are just as important as the grass! Have some bushes that are getting out of hand? Give us a call and let us help!

Spring is in the air and we are booking up fast! Before and after of a small job we did yesterday.

Started a job yesterday and finished it up today. Some bushes were trimmed. Some bushes were removed. Fixed the rock edging and completely weeded. Another satisfied customer.

The 2025 lawncare season is getting closer and closer! Need a lawncare service that is inexpensive and quick? Look no further than Blade Master Lawn Service! We are booking new clients now. We have 20 spots to fill and you can be one of them! Give us a quick call or message and we will find out what works best for you!

Winter desiccation can damage your lawn, but prevention is simple! ❄️ Here’s how to protect your lawn this season:

✅ Water your lawn before a freeze
✅ Water 1-2 times per month during the winter
✅ Water on days when temperatures are above 40°F
✅ Keep your lawn clear of debris to allow proper airflow

Have questions? Reach out to us. We’re here to help!

Before you know it, spring will be here. If you are in need of getting your lawn looking its best or you need a new crew to make your lawn spectacular this spring, give us a call today.

😴 We are mid Winter and that means your lawn is probably looking a little …. Pale, yellow or simply put-not the best. Don’t worry! It’s 𝒏𝒐𝒕 dead, it’s just dormant until soil temperatures warm up again!

💚 There are a few things you 𝒄𝒂𝒏 do, however, to ensure it comes back healthy in a couple of months because even in the colder months, your lawn still needs a little 𝑻 𝑳 𝑪:

🌱 Remove leaves, branches, and debris to prevent suffocation and disease.
🌱Avoid walking on frosty or dormant grass to minimize damage.
🌱 Use safe, lawn-friendly ice melt products on pathways to prevent harm to your grass.
🌱 If we have a dry 10-14 days, occasional watering (.5” a week) can keep roots hydrated.
🚫 𝑫𝒐 𝑵𝒐𝒕 aerate, seed or apply any fertilizers or chemicals to your lawn when dormant as it will cause nutrient runoff and waste since inactive roots can’t absorb it (however, laying Bermuda during winter is perfectly fine!

Winter can be tough on lawns, but with proper maintenance, your outdoor space can remain healthy and vibrant. Taking the time to clean up leaves and debris now will set the stage for a flourishing landscape come spring. Give us a call or send us a message to schedule a free estimate.