Weed Spraying
Weed Spraying Done Right
Not a blanket spray over everything. Every job starts with identifying what's actually growing, so the lawn, the garden beds and the driveway each get treated the way they need to be.
What's included
Identified first, then treated properly
Weeds identified before treating
Broadleaf, grassy or woody, the right herbicide depends on knowing which one you actually have.
Selective where it needs to be
A selective herbicide on lawns kills the weed and leaves the grass, rather than burning out patches.
Cracks, gravel and driveways covered
A stronger, non-selective treatment where nothing is meant to be growing at all.
Follow-up if it needs it
Some weeds take a second round to fully knock out. We'll tell you upfront if that's likely.
Where we treat
Every part of the property that grows weeds
Worth knowing
What if I leave my weeds?
Weeds left alone just spread a bit further into the lawn and garden beds each season. Nothing that cannot be brought back under control later, just more of it to deal with the longer it is left. A few stray weeds in a garden bed this year can mean patches competing with the lawn itself by next season.
The detail
You'll see it working within a few days
Leaves start to curl and yellow before the weed dies back at the root, not just wilting on the surface.
FAQ
Questions we actually get asked
Yes, once it's dry. Just keep them off the treated area until then, we'll tell you the expected window on the day.
No, we use a selective herbicide on lawns that targets the weed and leaves the grass alone.
A few days for most weeds to start visibly dying back, full die-off can take one to two weeks depending on the weed.
Yes, with a stronger non-selective treatment suited to areas where nothing should be growing at all.
Usually, though some persistent weeds need a follow-up round. We'll tell you upfront if that's likely for what we find.
Ready to get on top of the weeds?
Free, no-obligation quote. Most sites visited within 48 hours.