Lawn Care Services
in Regina

Our lawn care and weed control in Regina are designed to keep your lawn healthy and free of invasive weeds throughout the season. If you're on a full annual program and the weeds in your lawn haven't changed within 7 days of a treatment, let us know and we'll come back and reapply at no extra cost.

With our lawn care in Regina, you’ll see the same technician at every visit. They get to know your property, understand problem areas, and provide consistent care tailored to your lawn.

Each customer is paired with a dedicated support contact. Whether you call or email, you will speak with someone familiar with your lawn and service history.

Service usually begins in late April or May, once the snow is gone and the ground has thawed. Regina's clay stays wet and soft for a while after the thaw, so we wait until the lawn has firmed up enough to work on without leaving ruts or compacting it. Starting early helps the grass thicken up before weeds and summer dry spells set in.

Our Regina lawn care services include fertilization, weed control, hardscape weed control, mechanical and liquid aeration, Aeration Plus, and Super Juice and sea kelp treatments. Each service is adjusted to Regina's heavy clay soil and short, dry summers.

Pricing depends on your lawn size and the package you choose. Every package includes season-long fertilization and unlimited broadleaf weed control, and the higher tiers add liquid fall aeration, Super Juice and sea kelp. You can go with a seasonal package or pay per visit, joining later in the season costs less, and there are no long-term contracts. Current package prices are listed on this page.

Fall is usually the best time in Regina, from late August through September, with spring as a second option once the soil has dried out. Regina sits on the bed of an ancient glacial lake, and the heavy clay it left behind packs down easily, swells when wet and cracks when dry, which makes it hard for water and nutrients to reach the roots. Aeration opens that soil back up. Our Golden Retriever and St. Bernard packages include liquid aeration in the fall, while mechanical aeration or Aeration Plus is the better choice for heavily compacted lawns.

Most lawns benefit from treatments every four to six weeks. The exact schedule depends on your lawn’s condition and the type of services selected.

Children and pets can safely return the day after an application, once products have dried and been absorbed.

Most weeds show a visible change within 7 days of a treatment. If you're on a full annual program and the weeds in your lawn haven't changed after 7 days, let us know and we'll come back and reapply at no extra cost.

Spring lawn care in Regina typically includes early fertilization, weed control, and treatments that help your lawn recover after winter. Starting in spring encourages strong root growth, improves colour, and prepares your lawn for the growing season ahead.

Yes, we provide lawn maintenance in Regina through seasonal programs designed to keep your lawn healthy and well-maintained. Our services include fertilization, weed control, and scheduled treatments to ensure consistent results throughout the season.

No, you don't need to be home for your lawn treatments. Our technicians can access your yard, complete the service, and leave a detailed summary of the work performed. We'll send you a notification before we arrive and after the treatment is complete, so you're always in the loop. Just make sure any gates are unlocked and pets are inside on your scheduled service day.

Established lawns in Regina do best with a deep watering about once a week, roughly 2.5 cm (1 inch), and you can skip a week after a good rain. Regina's heavy clay takes in water slowly, so if it starts running off, split the watering into two shorter sessions about an hour apart, and water early in the morning when less is lost to evaporation. Aeration helps water soak into compacted clay instead of pooling on top, and a well-watered lawn also responds better to fertilizer and weed control. During dry spells, keep an eye on City of Regina water conservation notices, since the City has asked residents to cut back on lawn watering in the past.