How to Customize a Residential Lawn Care Service in Seattle

Lawn Care Made Simple:

1. Choose Services: Select services tailored to enhance your lawn, with personalized recommendations based on your property’s needs, environment, and soil type.
2. Schedule Biweekly Maintenance: Enjoy biweekly mowing, edging, and seasonal leaf removal for a neat appearance.
3. Quarterly Check-Ups: Assess soil quality and implement fertilization, aeration, thatching, seeding, and pest control to keep your lawn healthy.
4. Consider New Sod Installation: Revamp your front and back yards with fresh sod for a lush look.
5. Repair Irrigation Systems: Fix leaks and optimize water distribution for efficient, low-maintenance care.
6. 💬 Request a Quote today and tell us what you’re looking to tackle. We’ll check out your property, map out the plan, handle all the heavy lifting, and you can kick back and enjoy your refreshed yard.

📋 Lee’s Lawn Care Service Custom Order:

Our lawn care services will keep your home looking great all year round. We offer mowing, trimming, edging, leaf blowing, and more. Our team is ready to listen to your goals and provide helpful suggestions for design, materials, and overall maintenance.

Review Lawn Care Services & Request a Quote:

Service	Options
Lawn Mowing	Frequency: Weekly, Biweekly, As-needed Lawn Size: Small, Medium, Large Clippings: Bag & Remove, Mulch Mowing Height: Short, Medium, Long
Edging	Areas: Walkways, Driveways, Flower Beds Tool: Manual, Motorized
Leaf Blowing	Frequency: Biweekly, Quarterly, Seasonal Leaf Destination: Bag & Remove, Designated Area
Lawn Care Check-ups	Concerns: Bare Patches, Browning Grass, Thinning Grass Soil Test: Yes, No Irrigation: Existing System, No System
Fertilization	Type: Organic, Synthetic, Weed-and-Feed Schedule: Once per Season, Twice per Season, Custom
Pest and Disease Control	Pests: Grubs, Ants, Moles, Aphids Treatment: Organic, Chemical Disease: Yellow Patches, Mold, Root Rot
Weed Control	Weeds: Broadleaf, Grassy, Invasive Method: Hand-pulling, Herbicide Pre-emergent: Yes, No
Lawn Care Routine & Preventative Care	Routine: Weekly Mowing, Seasonal Fertilizing, No Routine Recommendations: Aeration, Pest Monitoring, Irrigation Tune-ups
New Sod Installation	Sod Type: Ryegrass, Tall Fescue, Bluegrass, Fine Fescue, Bentgrass Area: Small Patch, Entire Lawn Condition: Full Replacement, Partial Replacement
Thatching	Thatch Depth: Thin, Thick When: Spring, Fall
Aerating	Method: Core Aeration, Spike Aeration Frequency: Once, Twice per Year Overseeding: Yes, No
Hydroseeding	Purpose: Lawn Installation, Repair Seed Mix: Shade, Sun, Drought-tolerant
Seeding	Type: Cool-season, Warm-season Method: Broadcast, Spot Seeding Fertilization: Yes, No
Garden Maintenance	Area: Flower Beds, Vegetable Gardens Services: Weeding, Fertilizing, Mulching Additional: Plant Installation, Irrigation Adjustment
Irrigation System Installation/Repair	New System: Sprinkler, Drip Irrigation Repair: Leaks, Sprinkler Heads, Zone Adjustments Tune-up: Winterization, Spring
Weed & Feed Services	Weed Control: Broadleaf, Pre-emergent Fertilizer: Slow-release, Weed & Feed Schedule: Once, Twice a Season

Seattle Lawn Care Options

1. Lawn Mowing

How often do you want lawn mowing?

• Weekly
• Biweekly (every two weeks)
• As-needed (only when necessary)

Lawn size:

• Small (under 1,000 sq ft)
• Medium (1,000–5,000 sq ft)
• Large (5,000+ sq ft)

Grass clipping preference:

• Bag and remove clippings
• Mulch and leave clippings on the lawn

Height preference for mowing:

• Short (1–2 inches)
• Medium (2–3 inches)
• Longer (3+ inches)

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2. Edging

Areas to edge:

• Lawn edges along walkways
• Driveways
• Flower beds and garden borders

Preferred edging tool:

• Manual (spade or hand edger)
• Motorized (power edger)

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3. Leaf Blowing

Frequency of leaf cleanup:

• Biweekly
• Quarterly
• Seasonal

Where to blow leaves?

• Collect and bag for removal
• Blow leaves into designated garden beds or mulched areas

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4. Lawn Care Check-ups

Lawn health assessment:

• What concerns do you have?
  • Bare patches
  • Browning or yellowing grass
  • Thinning grass

Soil quality testing needed?

• Yes
• No

Irrigation system check:

• Existing irrigation system in place
• No system installed

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5. Fertilization

Type of fertilization required:

• Organic fertilizers
• Synthetic fertilizers
• Weed-and-feed combination

Fertilization schedule:

• Once per season
• Twice per season
• Custom fertilization plan

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6. Pest and Disease Control

Common lawn pests:

• Grubs
• Ants
• Moles or voles
• Aphids

Treatment method:

• Organic pest control
• Chemical treatment

Any visible signs of disease?

• Yellowing patches
• Mold or fungus on grass
• Root rot or brown patches

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7. Weed Control

Type of weeds present:

• Broadleaf weeds (dandelions, clover)
• Grassy weeds (crabgrass, foxtail)
• Invasive plants (ivy, bamboo)

Weed control method:

• Hand-pulling or manual weeding
• Herbicide application (selective or non-selective)

Do you require pre-emergent treatment?

• Yes
• No

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8. Lawn Care Routine & Preventative Care

Current lawn care routine:

• Weekly mowing and edging
• Fertilizing every season
• No regular routine

Recommendations for preventative care:

• Aeration and overseeding
• Regular pest and disease monitoring
• Irrigation system tune-ups

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9. New Sod Installation

Sod type:

• Perennial Ryegrass: Quick establishment, thrives in cool, wet climates.
• Tall Fescue: Drought-tolerant, deep roots, good for varied weather.
• Kentucky Bluegrass: Lush, dark green, self-spreading, thrives in mild climates.
• Fine Fescue: Low maintenance, great for shady areas, less water and fertilizer.
• Bentgrass: Soft and dense, ideal for high traffic areas.

Area to be covered:

• Small patch
• Entire lawn

Current lawn condition:

• Requires complete lawn replacement
• Only specific areas need new sod

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10. Thatching

Thatch depth:

• Thin layer (less than ½ inch)
• Thick layer (over ½ inch)

When to thatch:

• Spring
• Fall

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11. Aerating

Lawn aeration method:

• Core aeration (removes soil plugs)
• Spike aeration (punches holes in soil)

Frequency of aeration:

• Once a year
• Twice a year (spring and fall)

Do you need overseeding after aeration?

• Yes
• No

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12. Hydroseeding

Hydroseeding purpose:

• Lawn installation on bare ground
• Lawn repair or patching

Type of seed mix:

• Grass seed for shade
• Grass seed for sun
• Drought-tolerant grass

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13. Seeding

Type of grass seed:

• Cool-season grass (fescue, ryegrass)
• Warm-season grass (bermuda, zoysia)

Seeding method:

• Broadcast seeding
• Spot seeding for bare patches

Do you need fertilization after seeding?

• Yes
• No

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14. Garden Maintenance

Garden area to be maintained:

• Flower beds
• Vegetable gardens

Services required:

• Weeding
• Fertilizing
• Mulching

Additional needs:

• Installing new plants or flowers
• Adjusting irrigation system

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15. Irrigation System Installation/Repair

Installation of new system:

• Sprinkler system
• Drip irrigation system

Repair of existing system:

• Fixing leaks
• Replacing sprinkler heads
• Adjusting sprinkler zones

Seasonal tune-up?

• Yes, include winterization or spring tune-up

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16. Weed & Feed Services

Weed control type:

• Broadleaf herbicide
• Pre-emergent herbicide for weed prevention

Fertilizer type:

• Slow-release fertilizer for lawn health
• Combination weed and feed product

How often do you need this service?

• Once a season
• Twice a season (spring and fall)