Lawn fertilization and weed control
Healthier lawns, season after season.
We take care of homes and businesses across the Ohio Valley and Pittsburgh’s western suburbs. Fully insured. Free estimates.
Fall services
Aerate now.
Feed the roots. Book the plow list.
Fall is when aeration and overseeding actually take. A late feeding stores energy in the roots before winter. If you want snow service, get on the list before the first real storm.
What we can do for your property
Most people start with a season of fertilization and weed control. From there we can aerate, treat for bugs, clean up the yard, or plow when winter hits.
Lawn programs
Yard and beds
Commercial and winter
How we work
Good equipment, the right product, and a crew that knows the weather here.
This is the work Bryan and Nathan are proud of. Ride-on sprayers, trucks people recognize, and product picked for clay and humid summers — not whatever is cheapest that week. The crew is trained on the schedule, not handed a hose and a printout from somewhere else.
Equipment
Ride-on units and marked trucks. Applications come out even, and neighbors can tell who is in the driveway.
Materials
Weed prevention, fertilizer, and broadleaf control timed to how the ground actually warms up around here.
Service
You get a real schedule, and in winter the same company can plow the lot they treated all summer.
Family owned since 1990
Second generation.
Same Ohio Valley work ethic.
Bryan and Nathan Paulman run the company their family started. They write programs for the yards they actually drive past — not a calendar printed for the whole Midwest.
Meet the ownersWhere we work
We cover the Ohio Valley and the western suburbs around the Pittsburgh airport. If your town is not listed, call anyway. We are on those roads most weeks.
Tell us about the property.
Free estimates for lawn programs and snow work across the Ohio Valley and Pittsburgh’s western suburbs.
- You do not need a contract to get a first visit.
- Tell us the town and we will let you know when we are nearby.
- The same office that answers the phone runs the trucks.