Lawn Care in Centereach, NY

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Professional Lawn Care Services

More Time, Better Results, Zero Stress

Your weekends shouldn’t be spent wrestling with a mower or wondering why your grass looks patchy. Professional lawn care means consistent results that actually improve your property value.

You get a lawn that stays green, thick, and healthy through Long Island’s unpredictable seasons. No more guessing about fertilizer timing or dealing with equipment breakdowns on Saturday morning.

What’s the real advantage? You reclaim your time while your neighbors wonder how your lawn always looks amazing. That’s what happens when you have professionals who understand Centereach’s soil conditions and climate challenges handling your property.

Centereach Lawn Maintenance Experts

We Know Long Island Lawns

Rolling Hills Property Services Inc. has been maintaining Centereach properties for years, and we understand what it takes to keep lawns healthy in our specific climate. Sandy soil, salt air, and unpredictable weather don’t faze us.

We’re not the biggest company on Long Island, and that’s precisely why our customers choose us. You get personalized attention and consistent service from people who live and work in your community.

Our team uses professional-grade equipment and follows proven maintenance schedules that work for our local growing conditions. We show up when scheduled, communicate clearly, and treat your property like our own.

Lawn Care Process Centereach

Simple Process, Professional Results Every Time

We start with an assessment of your lawn’s current condition and discuss your goals. Every property is different, and we tailor our approach based on your grass type, soil conditions, and specific needs.

Regular service includes weekly mowing at the proper height, edge trimming, and debris removal. We adjust cutting height seasonally because grass needs different care in spring versus summer heat.

Fertilization happens on a schedule that matches your lawn’s growth cycle, not a calendar date. We also handle aeration when your soil needs it, usually in fall when conditions are right for recovery.

You don’t need to be home when we service your property. We communicate any issues or recommendations through simple updates, so you always know what’s happening with your lawn care.

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Residential Lawn Care Services

Complete Lawn Care, Not Just Mowing

Our residential lawn care includes everything your grass needs to stay healthy year-round. Weekly mowing keeps your lawn at the optimal height for thick growth and weed prevention.

Fertilization programs are timed for Long Island’s growing season, with spring feeding for early growth, summer treatments for heat stress, and fall applications for root development. We use quality products that won’t burn your grass.

Aeration services combat soil compaction that’s common in our area. This lets water, air, and nutrients reach grass roots more effectively. Most lawns benefit from annual aeration, typically in early fall.

Seasonal cleanup removes leaves and debris that can smother grass over winter. We also handle spring cleanup to remove winter damage and prepare your lawn for the growing season.

How often should my lawn be mowed during growing season?

Most Centereach lawns need weekly mowing from April through October, with adjustments based on growth rate and weather conditions. During peak growing season in late spring and early summer, some lawns may need service twice per week. We obey the one-third rule, never cutting more than one-third of the grass blade length at once, which keeps your lawn healthier and reduces stress on the grass. In drought conditions or extreme heat, we may recommend extending the interval to avoid stressing already-struggling grass.

What type of fertilizer works best for Long Island lawns?

Long Island’s sandy soil drains quickly, so we use slow-release fertilizers that provide consistent nutrition over time rather than quick-release products that wash away. Spring applications focus on nitrogen for green growth, while fall fertilizer emphasizes potassium and phosphorus for root development and winter hardiness. We also account for salt exposure from ocean air, which affects nutrient uptake. Organic options work well here because they improve soil structure while feeding the grass, though they require more frequent applications than synthetic fertilizers.

When is the best time to aerate my lawn?

Early fall, typically September, is ideal for lawn aeration in our area because grass has time to recover before winter and can take advantage of fall moisture. Spring aeration can work but gives weeds more opportunity to establish in the holes. We recommend annual aeration for most lawns because Long Island’s sandy soil still compacts from foot traffic and equipment use. Signs your lawn needs aeration include water pooling on the surface, thin grass growth, or soil that feels firm when you walk on it.

How do you handle lawn care during drought conditions?

During dry periods, we raise cutting height to help grass retain moisture and develop deeper roots. We may also reduce mowing frequency to avoid stressing already struggling grass. Fertilization gets adjusted too—we avoid high-nitrogen feeds during drought because they promote growth that the grass can’t sustain without adequate water. If you’re watering, we recommend deep, infrequent watering early in the morning rather than light daily watering. Most established Long Island lawns can survive drought periods and recover when normal rainfall returns.

What's included in seasonal cleanup services?

Fall cleanup includes leaf removal, final mowing at reduced height, and clearing debris from lawn areas and landscape beds. We also remove any dead plant material that could harbor pests or diseases over winter. Spring cleanup involves removing winter debris, assessing lawn damage from snow and ice, and preparing beds for new growth. We also handle minor thatch removal if needed and overseed thin areas. Both services include proper disposal of all debris, so you don’t have to worry about bagging or composting large amounts of organic material.

Do you service lawns year-round or just during growing season?

Our regular mowing runs from early April through late October, depending on grass growth and weather conditions. However, we provide year-round services, including fall and spring cleanup, winter debris removal after storms, and early spring lawn assessment and repair. We also handle off-season projects like overseeding and soil amendments when conditions are right. Many customers prefer comprehensive service that adapts to seasonal needs rather than stopping completely in winter, especially for properties that need ongoing maintenance to look their best.

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