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You wake up Saturday morning and your lawn already looks perfect. No scrambling for the mower, no sweating through another weekend project, no wondering if you’re doing it right.
That’s what happens when you work with a lawn care team that actually understands Long Island properties. We know the soil here gets compacted from our wet springs. We know which grass types thrive in Suffolk County’s climate and which ones struggle.
Your neighbors notice the difference. Your property value reflects it. And you get your weekends back to do what you actually want to do.
Rolling Hills Property Services has been maintaining properties in Brentwood and throughout Suffolk County for years. We’re the team homeowners call when they want it done right the first time.
We’re licensed and insured, which means you’re protected. We show up when we say we will, which means you can plan around us. And we understand Long Island’s unique challenges – from narrow lots to clay soil to the pests that love our humid summers.
This isn’t just lawn care for us. It’s comprehensive property maintenance that keeps your investment looking its best year-round.
First, we assess your property. Every lawn is different, and cookie-cutter approaches don’t work. We look at your grass type, soil conditions, drainage issues, and any problem areas.
Then we create a maintenance schedule that fits your property’s needs and your budget. This might include regular mowing, seasonal treatments, aeration, or addressing specific issues like bare spots or pest problems.
We handle everything from there. You’ll get updates on what we’re doing and when. No surprises, no hidden costs, no wondering what’s happening with your property while you’re at work.
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Our lawn care in Brentwood includes everything your property needs to stay healthy. Regular mowing with professional equipment that gives you clean, even cuts. Seasonal treatments timed for Long Island’s growing seasons.
We handle spring cleanup, summer pest control, fall aeration, and winter preparation. If you have drainage issues, bare spots, or areas where grass just won’t grow, we address those too.
Brentwood properties often deal with compacted soil from our clay base and heavy foot traffic. We know how to aerate effectively and which treatments work best for our local conditions. Your lawn gets what it needs, when it needs it.
Most Brentwood lawns need mowing weekly during peak growing season, which runs from April through October. However, this depends on your specific grass type and growing conditions.
Cool-season grasses like fescue and bluegrass, which are common in our area, grow fastest in spring and fall when temperatures are moderate. During hot July and August weeks, growth slows and you might only need service every 10 days.
We adjust your schedule based on actual growth patterns, not a rigid calendar. This keeps your lawn healthy without over-cutting, which can stress the grass and make it more susceptible to disease and pests.
Long Island’s clay-heavy soil needs specific treatments to stay healthy. Aeration is crucial here because our soil compacts easily, especially after wet springs and heavy foot traffic.
We typically recommend core aeration in early fall, followed by overseeding with grass varieties that handle our climate well. Spring treatments focus on pre-emergent weed control before crabgrass starts germinating in late April.
Fertilization timing matters too. We use slow-release fertilizers that won’t burn your grass during hot summers, and we adjust pH levels since Long Island soil tends to be slightly acidic. Each treatment is timed for maximum effectiveness in our specific growing conditions.
Grubs, chinch bugs, and cutworms are the main lawn pests we see in Brentwood. Each requires different timing and treatment approaches to control effectively.
Grub prevention starts in early summer before they hatch and begin feeding on grass roots. If you already have grub damage, we can treat it, but prevention is always more effective and less expensive.
Chinch bugs thrive in hot, dry conditions and typically show up as yellow patches in sunny areas during summer. We monitor for early signs and treat before damage becomes extensive. The key is catching these problems early, which is why regular maintenance visits matter.
Spring service includes cleanup of winter debris, early fertilization, pre-emergent weed control, and addressing any winter damage like salt burn or snow mold issues.
Summer maintenance focuses on regular mowing, deep watering guidance, pest monitoring, and spot treatments for any problems that develop during the growing season.
Fall is when we do major work like aeration, overseeding, and preparing your lawn for winter. This is the most important season for Long Island lawns since our cool-season grasses do their best growing in fall temperatures.
Lawn care costs depend on your property size, current condition, and what services you need. Most Brentwood homeowners spend between $150-400 per month during growing season for comprehensive care.
Basic mowing and trimming runs less than full-service programs that include fertilization, weed control, and seasonal treatments. Properties with specific challenges like steep slopes, drainage issues, or pest problems may need additional services.
We provide transparent pricing upfront so you know exactly what you’re paying for. No surprises, no hidden fees, and no pressure to buy services you don’t actually need. You can always start with basic maintenance and add services as needed.
Yes, we provide year-round property maintenance, though services change with the seasons. Winter lawn care in Brentwood focuses on cleanup, planning for spring, and addressing any storm damage.
Late winter is when we handle pruning, equipment maintenance, and preparing for the upcoming growing season. Early spring starts with cleanup, soil testing, and early treatments before grass begins active growth.
Year-round service means we’re monitoring your property continuously, catching problems early, and timing treatments for maximum effectiveness. It’s more cost-effective than seasonal contracts and keeps your lawn healthier long-term.
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