Lawn Care in Patchogue, NY

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Professional Lawn Care Services

What You Get With Professional Care

Your weekends stay yours. No more rushing to mow before the rain hits or wondering why your grass looks patchy compared to the house next door.

When your lawn gets professional attention, you’re looking at consistent green coverage, proper seasonal care that actually works, and that clean-cut appearance that makes your property stand out. Your grass gets cut at the right height every time, fertilized when it needs it most, and aerated so water and nutrients actually reach the roots.

The result? A lawn that looks intentional, healthy, and well-maintained without you spending hours every weekend trying to make it happen.

Patchogue Lawn Maintenance Company

Local Lawn Care That Gets Results

Rolling Hills Property Services Inc. has been maintaining lawns across Patchogue and the surrounding Long Island area for years. We understand how Long Island’s climate affects your grass, from the humid summers that promote fungal issues to the salt exposure from winter treatments.

We’re not the company that shows up whenever it’s convenient. You get consistent service on a schedule that works, using professional equipment that delivers the kind of results you’d expect from a lawn care company that actually knows what we’re doing.

Lawn Care Process Patchogue

How We Keep Your Lawn Healthy

We start with an assessment of your current lawn condition, soil type, and any problem areas that need attention. This isn’t a quick glance from the curb—we’re looking at grass density, identifying weed issues, and checking for spots that might need different treatment.

From there, we set up a maintenance schedule that fits your property’s needs. Regular mowing keeps your grass at the optimal height for health and appearance. Seasonal fertilization provides nutrients when your lawn can actually use them, not just when it’s convenient to apply.

Aeration happens when your soil needs it, typically in spring or fall, to ensure water and nutrients reach the root system. You’ll see the difference in how your grass responds to watering and how it bounces back from foot traffic or weather stress.

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Complete Lawn Maintenance for Patchogue Homes

Our lawn care services cover everything your grass needs to stay healthy throughout Long Island’s changing seasons. Regular mowing maintains proper grass height and promotes thick growth. Our fertilization program delivers nutrients based on your soil’s actual needs, not a one-size-fits-all approach.

Aeration services address soil compaction that’s common in our area, especially in high-traffic yards. This process allows water, air, and nutrients to penetrate deeper into the root zone where they’re needed most.

We handle the seasonal challenges that Patchogue homeowners face—from summer heat stress to recovering from winter salt damage. Your lawn gets the specific care it needs when it needs it, not generic treatments that might work somewhere else but don’t address Long Island’s unique conditions.

How often should my lawn be mowed during growing season?

Most lawns in Patchogue need mowing weekly during peak growing season, which typically runs from late spring through early fall. However, the frequency depends on grass type, weather conditions, and how fast your particular lawn grows. Cool-season grasses common in our area grow most actively in spring and fall, so you might need more frequent cuts during these periods. We adjust the schedule based on actual growth patterns, not just calendar dates, so your grass stays at the optimal height for health and appearance.

When is the best time to fertilize lawns on Long Island?

Long Island lawns typically benefit from fertilization in early spring, late spring, and fall. The exact timing depends on soil temperature and grass type, but generally we’re looking at April, June, and September applications. Fall fertilization is particularly important here because it helps grass store nutrients for winter survival and promotes strong root development. We avoid heavy fertilization during summer heat stress, which can actually damage your lawn. Soil testing helps determine exactly what nutrients your specific property needs rather than applying generic fertilizer blends.

What causes brown spots in my lawn and how do you fix them?

Brown spots can result from several issues common in Patchogue: fungal diseases from humidity, pet urine damage, grub infestations, or localized dry spots from poor soil drainage. We identify the specific cause before treating because the wrong approach can make problems worse. Fungal issues need targeted treatment and improved air circulation. Pet damage requires soil amendment and reseeding. Grub problems need pest control followed by overseeding. The key is accurate diagnosis—most homeowners guess wrong and waste time with treatments that don’t address the actual problem.

Do I need lawn aeration and how often should it be done?

Most Long Island lawns benefit from aeration every 1-2 years, especially if you have clay soil or heavy foot traffic. Aeration removes small plugs of soil to reduce compaction and allow water, air, and nutrients to reach grass roots more effectively. You’ll know you need it if water pools on your lawn after rain, if the soil feels hard when you walk on it, or if your grass struggles despite regular watering and fertilizing. We typically recommend fall aeration for cool-season grasses because it gives them time to recover before winter and promotes strong spring growth.

How much does professional lawn care cost compared to doing it myself?

Professional lawn care typically costs less than most homeowners expect when you factor in equipment, materials, and time. A quality mower, fertilizer spreader, aerator rental, and seasonal supplies easily run $800-1500 annually, plus 3-4 hours weekly during growing season. Professional service eliminates equipment costs, storage needs, and the guesswork about timing and application rates. You’re also getting results from day one instead of experimenting with different approaches. Most Patchogue homeowners find the time savings alone justifies the cost, especially when they see consistent results they couldn’t achieve on their own.

What's included in a typical lawn care visit?

Each service visit includes mowing at the proper height for your grass type, edging around walkways and landscape beds, and cleanup of clippings if needed. We inspect for new problem areas, adjust cutting height seasonally, and note any issues that need attention. Fertilization, aeration, and specialized treatments happen according to your lawn’s schedule, not every visit. We also check irrigation coverage if you have sprinklers and can spot early signs of pest or disease problems before they become major issues. The goal is maintaining consistent lawn health, not just cutting grass when it gets too long.

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