The secret to Luxe Lawnscape’s fertilization success? We know that a strong, resilient property is so much more than just green grass. We know inferior, nutrient-depleted soil is the #1 reason why most lawns fail. Our qualified technicians make improving soil health our top priority for long-term, sustainable results. Luxe Lawnscape’s premium quality, natural fertilizers and carefully developed “compost tea” work together to:

• Initiate and build soil immune system

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Absolutely—especially for busy homeowners or those who want expert results without the trial and error.

No, cutting your lawn too short can stress the grass and make it more prone to weeds and disease. It's best to keep it at a healthy height.

It depends on your climate. Cool-season grasses (like fescue or bluegrass) thrive in northern areas; warm-season grasses (like Bermuda or St. Augustine) are better for the South.

If your lawn looks thin, patchy, or has bare spots, it's time to overseed. The best times are usually in the fall or spring.

Yes, you do! Aerating your lawn annually boosts soil health, improves drainage, and encourages root growth.

We recommend mowing once a week during the growing season. And remember, don’t cut more than one-third of the grass height at a time to keep it healthy.

Early morning (before 10 a.m.) is ideal. It reduces evaporation and helps prevent disease.

Yes. Fertilizing 2–4 times a year provides the nutrients your lawn needs to grow thick and green

We suggest using pre-emergent weed control, mowing regularly, and keeping your turf thick to crowd out weeds. This combo works wonders to keep your lawn weed-free!