Kollegiate Lawn Care

 

Common Questions

 

 

  Q - When will my program start?

  A - It will depend on the weather, but by the end of April.

 

  Q - How often are you at my property?

  A - Six times, every 5-6 weeks.

 

  Q - What is the difference between the Weed & Insect and the Weed Program?

  A - The Weed & Insect Program includes Grub Control and management of any other lawn damaging insects, plus insect damage repair.

 

  Q - How long do I wait to cut my lawn after an application?

  A - 24 hours after.

 

  Q - How long do I wait to water my lawn after an application?

  A - Weed Control - Do not water for 3-4 hours.

  B - Grub Control - Can be done in the rain and needs to be watered in as soon as possible if it doesn't rain.

 

  Q - When can I water my lawn?

  AWatering Restrictions - Region of Waterloo

  B -  Watering Restrictions - Wellington

 

  Q - What if it rains after they spray my lawn?

  A - Weed Control - Cut the lawn once and if the weeds are still flourishing after 7 days call us and we will take care of it.

  B - Grub Control - Can be done in the rain and needs to be watered in as soon as possible if it doesn't rain.

 

  Q - How high should the mower blade be?

  A - It should sit 21/2 - 3 inches above the ground.

 

  Q - What is the grey mould on our lawn?

  A - It's called "snow mould". Raking will get rid of it.

 

  Q - What about weed control?

  A - If you are on program with us you will receive unlimited weed control.

 

  Q - What if I have weeds in my lawn after you have sprayed?

  A - Wait until you have cut the lawn once and if the

      weeds are still flourishing after 7 days, call and we will take care of it.

 

  Q - How do you control Crabgrass?

  A - We use nutrient based products in our programs.. It takes up to two years to get great control.

 

  Q - I have skunks/racoons digging in my lawn?

  A - Contact us and we will come and inspect for free. You probably have grubs.

 

  Q- What is the difference between Top Dressing and Top Soil?

  A- Top soil is SOIL / DIRT used to fill holes and level your lawn.

  B- Top Dressing has no soil in it.  It is a high organic compost.  

        A thin layer (1/4") of top dressing will help decrease thatch, improve soil structure, increase soil health and improve drought

        tolerance as well as incubate your seed.

 

  Q- Why is so little Top Dressing put down?

  A- Because of its High Organic matter content and nutritional value, very little is needed.

 

  Q - What area does Your company service?

  A - We service - Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Guelph and surrounding areas.

       Arris, Ayr, Baden, Bamburg, Breslau, Conestoga, Elmira, Heidleberg, Linwood, Mannheim, New Dundee,

       New Hamburg, Petersburg, Plattsville, Puslinch, Roseville, St. Agatha, St. Clements, St. Jacobs, Wellesley.

 

     

 

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