Early Spring Pre-Emergent
Applied when soil temps hit the crabgrass-germination window (typically late February through early March in the Upstate). Stops crabgrass before it sprouts — the only time it can be stopped.
Treatments Built for Upstate Grass
Most lawn-treatment programs in the Upstate are sold on a calendar — six applications, billed quarterly, applied whether the soil needs it or not. We don't run it that way. We run it on what the lawn actually needs, on the soil temps that actually matter for fescue and Bermuda in our climate.
Pre-emergent goes down when soil hits the right window in late winter and again in late summer — before crabgrass germinates, not after. Granular feeding hits when the grass is actively growing. Broadleaf weed treatments are spot-applied where the weeds are, not blanketed across an already-healthy lawn.
