Lawn Care in Hampton Bays, NY

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What Your Lawn Actually Needs

Your lawn isn’t just grass. It’s the first thing people see when they drive by your house. It’s where your kids play and where you actually want to spend time on summer evenings.

But Long Island lawns face challenges most people don’t think about. Sandy soil that drains too fast. Salt air that stresses grass. Winters seem to last forever, and summers

You need lawn care that understands these conditions. Weekly mowing that keeps grass at the right height to stay healthy. Fertilization programs that work with our soil, not some generic approach. Aeration that addresses the compaction issues common in our area. The kind of care that makes you proud of your lawn instead of worrying about it every time you pull into your driveway.

Hampton Bays Lawn Maintenance

We Know Long Island Lawns

Rolling Hills Property Services has been handling lawns in Hampton Bays and throughout Long Island for years. We understand what works here and what doesn’t.

We’re not the company that shows up when we feel like it or treats your lawn like every other lawn in America. We know the soil conditions in this area. We know how salt air affects grass health. We know what it takes to get lawns through our winters and thriving in our summers.

You’ll work with the same crew every time. You’ll know when we’re coming. And you’ll see the difference in your lawn within the first few weeks.

Residential Lawn Care Process

How We Handle Your Lawn

We start with a quick assessment of your lawn’s current condition and specific needs. Every lawn is different, and we want to understand what yours requires to look its best.

From there, we set up a regular schedule that works for you. Most of our Hampton Bays clients prefer weekly mowing during growing season, but we adjust based on your lawn’s growth rate and your preferences. We handle the mowing, edging, and cleanup each visit.

Throughout the year, we layer in the services your lawn needs. Fertilization in spring and fall. Aeration when your soil needs it. Seasonal cleanups that prepare your lawn for what’s coming next. You don’t have to think about timing or remember when things need to happen. We handle the schedule and let you know what we’re doing and why.

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Lawn Fertilization and Aeration

What's Included in Our Service

Our lawn care service covers everything your grass needs to stay healthy year-round. Weekly mowing keeps your lawn at the optimal height for root health and appearance. We edge around walkways, driveways, and beds so everything looks clean and intentional.

Fertilization happens on a schedule that makes sense for Long Island growing conditions. We’re not dumping chemicals on your lawn every month. We’re feeding your grass when it can actually use the nutrients, in amounts that promote healthy growth without creating problems.

Aeration addresses the soil compaction that’s common in our area. When your soil is too compacted, water and nutrients can’t reach the roots effectively. We aerate when your lawn needs it, not just because it’s on a calendar somewhere. The result is grass that actually thrives instead of just surviving.

How often should my lawn be mowed during growing season?

Most Hampton Bays lawns need weekly mowing during peak growing season, which typically runs from late spring through early fall. The key is never cutting more than one-third of the grass blade length at once. When you wait too long between cuts, you shock the grass and weaken the root system. Weekly mowing keeps your grass healthy and looking consistent. During slower growth periods in early spring and late fall, we adjust the schedule based on your lawn’s actual growth rate, not just the calendar.

What type of fertilization program works best for Long Island lawns?

Long Island’s sandy soil drains quickly, which means nutrients wash away faster than in other areas. We use a program that accounts for this with slow-release fertilizers applied at the right times. Spring fertilization helps your lawn recover from winter and establish strong growth. Fall fertilization is actually more important here because it helps roots store energy for winter survival and early spring green-up. We avoid heavy summer fertilization that can stress grass during heat and drought conditions common in our area.

When does my lawn need aeration services?

Most Hampton Bays lawns benefit from aeration every 1-2 years, typically in fall when grass is actively growing but heat stress is reduced. You’ll know your lawn needs aeration if water pools on the surface after rain, if the soil feels rough when you walk on it, or if your grass struggles despite proper watering and fertilization. Aeration creates channels for air, water, and nutrients to reach the root zone. Fall timing allows grass to recover and fill in the aeration holes before winter dormancy.

How do you handle the salt air effects on grass health?

Salt air is a constant challenge for Hampton Bays lawns, especially properties closer to the water. Salt accumulates on grass blades and in soil, interfering with the plant’s ability to absorb water and nutrients. We address this issue with regular deep watering schedules that help flush salt from the soil, and we choose grass varieties that have better salt tolerance when overseeding is needed. Proper fertilization also helps grass plants maintain the strength to handle salt stress better than weak, undernourished lawns.

What is the benefit of hiring our services?

Consistency and expertise make all the difference. We show up on schedule regardless of weather delays, use professional equipment that cuts cleanly without damaging grass, and understand how to adjust our approach based on seasonal conditions and your lawn’s specific needs. We carry insurance, use proper safety equipment, and have backup plans when equipment breaks down. Most importantly, we’re managing your lawn’s health over time, not just cutting it shorter. That means understanding fertilization timing, recognizing disease or pest issues early, and making recommendations that keep your lawn improving year after year.

How do you prepare lawns for Long Island winters?

Winter preparation starts in fall with the right fertilization program to help grass roots store energy for spring recovery. We gradually lower cutting height through late fall to reduce snow mold risk, but never cut too short and shock the grass. Leaf removal is critical because thick leaf cover kills grass underneath during winter months. We also recommend a final watering before ground freezes to ensure grass enters dormancy with adequate moisture. Proper fall preparation makes the difference between grass that bounces back quickly in spring versus grass that struggles or needs significant repair work.

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