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Fertilization can improve the look of a dying lawn or bring even more beauty to a well-kept one. Our customized programs utilize both liquid and granular application methods to bring out the best in your turf.

Broadleaf weeds and nut-sedge constantly threaten to overtake lawns in our area. We use liquid applications to suppress these weeds and keep your lawn looking pristine.

Your outdoor event deserves to be as enjoyable as possible, and pests like mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas shouldn’t be part of the picture. With Kiefer's Lawn and Landscaping Pest Control Program, you can ensure a pest-free environment for your special occasion, whether it's a wedding, graduation party, or sweet 16 celebration.

Our comprehensive pest treatment program includes 5 treatments throughout the year, specifically targeting mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas to keep both your yard and pets safe. We apply treatments in March, May, July, and September, with follow-up applications as needed to maintain long-lasting protection.

Forget about the hassle of citronella torches, smelly bug sprays, or awkward netting. Instead, relax and enjoy your time outside, knowing that our pest control solutions are doing the work for you.

Let us take care of the pests so you can focus on the moments that matter most!

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Just like your house, areas of your lawn occasionally need to be renovated. This service enhances areas that are in decline by using services such as core aeration, Overseeding top dressing of compost,  and Fall fertilizer.

 Topdressing a lawn is accomplished by spreading a thin n layer of compost over the turf areas. It is best to topdress your turf every few years to help improve the soil and compress the thatch and weeds from bare spots throughout turf. Topdress is recommended with aeration and overseeding in the fall 

Looking for a fresh start or to patch areas that just wont grow? We can install the sod of your choice from Fescue, Bluegrass, or Zoysia. 

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   Sprinkler head marking 

It is very important to get your sprinkler heads flagged before aeration.

From concept design to plant and tree installation, our team of landscape professionals will assist in the enhancement of your residential or commercial property.

Whether you need a block or stone retaining wall, paver patios, fire pits, or other hardscape options, our experienced team can modify your landscape accordingly. 

Once you have decided on the plants and trees that are perfect for your lawn, let us install them for you to save you time and ensure the best possible experience.

Decorative rock can be a wonderful enhancement for plant beds and other areas of your yard.

Landscape lighting is a great way to enjoy your outdoor living space. We can modify your current landscape to give you an ambiance of relaxation.  Landscape lighting can increase the safety and usability of a property as well. By highlighting safe pathways and stairs through the use of step lights, you can create a landscape viable for nighttime use.  

Edging is a beautiful way to define areas of your yard. Not only does this establish an upscale look for your yard, it helps keep decorative rock and mulch in their place. This can be done with brick or natural stone. 

 Creating a beautiful and functional outdoor space is such a great way to elevate any home. Are you offering this as a service for local clients, or are you looking to get some design ideas or tips on installing a paver patio yourself? 

It sounds like you're outlining the main components of maintaining a spring irrigation system. Here's a breakdown for each phase:

• Inspect and Clear Debris: Check all sprinkler heads and drip emitters for any debris or blockages that might have accumulated during the off-season. This ensures everything is clear for optimal water flow.
• Check Valves and Backflow Preventer: Ensure all valves are in good working order and test the backflow preventer to make sure it's functioning properly, preventing any contamination of the water supply.
• Turn On Water Supply: Gradually turn on the water supply to avoid any pressure surges that could damage the system. Check for leaks and test each zone to ensure proper coverage and pressure.
• Adjust Irrigation Timers: Set your irrigation timers according to the needs of your plants, adjusting for temperature and precipitation to avoid overwatering or underwatering.
• System Test: Run a complete test of the irrigation system to make sure all zones are working as expected.

• Inspect for Leaks: Check the entire system for leaks or broken sprinkler heads. This will help conserve water and ensure that your system is running efficiently.
• Check Backflow Preventer Again: The backflow preventer should be tested during the season, as it can wear down over time. Ensure it is still operating correctly to prevent contaminants from entering the water supply.
• Adjust Settings for Changing Weather: As the season progresses, you might need to adjust watering schedules based on the weather, as more rainfall or higher temperatures will affect how much water your plants need.
• Flush the System: Over time, sediment can build up, especially if you have hard water. Flushing the system helps to ensure no blockages are slowing down the water flow.
• Check Sprinkler Heads and Emitters: Make sure that no sprinkler heads are broken or misaligned, and that drip lines are not clogged.

• Turn Off the Water Supply: Once temperatures drop and the growing season ends, turn off the main water supply to your irrigation system.
• Drain the System: To avoid freezing damage, drain all pipes, sprinklers, and drip lines. This is especially important in areas where winter temperatures drop below freezing.
• Winterize the Backflow Preventer: Disconnect and drain any water from the backflow preventer. If necessary, you might need to remove and store it indoors to protect it from freezing.
• Inspect and Clean Equipment: Clean out filters, sprinkler heads, and any other components that might have gathered debris over the season. Store them in a dry, safe place until next spring.
• Check for Damaged Parts: Check for any signs of wear and tear that may need addressing before the next season, such as broken sprinkler heads or faulty timers.

By staying on top of these tasks, you’ll keep your irrigation system running efficiently throughout the year. Would you like more details on any of these steps?

Keeping your yard properly drained prevents the accumulation of stagnant water or flooding issues. We can re-route excess water from residential and commercial properties.

Keep your trees healthy by allowing trained professionals to trim them how they are supposed to be trimmed. Improper or lack of trimming can cause a number of issues that can cause the death of the tree or would require expensive remedies. 

Sometimes, a tree is beyond saving. At this point, it is essential to remove dead, hazardous, or unwanted trees. 

Do you have an unsightly stump that is always being stumbled over or is difficult to mow around? Our team can remove these stumps and apply either seed or sod in its place.