WeedControl

Thorough site assessment to identify weed species and determine the most effective, targeted treatment plan

Pre-emergent herbicide applications to prevent weed seeds from germinating in the first place — applied at the right time for your region

Post-emergent treatments targeting existing weeds without harming surrounding desirable plants or grass

Mechanical hand removal for weeds in sensitive areas — around vegetables, water features, or where chemical treatments are not appropriate

Follow-up visits and monitoring to ensure long-term suppression and that no breakthrough weeds are getting established

Dandelion

The most common broadleaf weed in Pacific Northwest lawns — post-emergent spot treatments eliminate them without harming surrounding grass.

Blackberry

Invasive Himalayan blackberry canes spread aggressively and require repeated treatment and physical removal to control completely.

Creeping Buttercup

Common in moist, shaded lawns — a sign of compacted or poorly drained soil that needs both treatment and soil correction.

Oxalis (Wood Sorrel)

Spreads rapidly in garden beds and thin lawn areas — requires multiple targeted applications to fully suppress.

Annual and Perennial Grasses

Crabgrass, quackgrass, and annual bluegrass are effectively controlled with properly timed pre-emergent applications.

Morning Glory & Bindweed

Aggressive climbing vines that require a multi-season treatment approach to prevent regrowth from persistent root systems.