LAWN CARE IN TARRANT COUNTY, TX

What lawn problems are most common in Tarrant County?

Tarrant County lawns often face invasive weeds, fungal diseases, chinch bugs, grubs, soil compaction, and moisture imbalance. Our Licensed Plant Health Care Professionals use science-based diagnostics to identify these issues and build a treatment plan tailored specifically to local conditions.

How does professional weed identification and control work?

We diagnose each weed species using horticultural expertise and apply pre-emergent and post-emergent treatments at the ideal times of year. These methods target weeds without damaging your turf, shrubs, or trees, and without disrupting the surrounding landscape.

Why is moisture management important for Tarrant County lawns?

Clay soils in North Texas hold and release water unevenly. This can lead to turf stress, fungal outbreaks, and increased pest activity: including termites, ants, mosquitoes, rats, and mice. Moisture management improves soil hydration, prevents standing water, and helps strengthen your lawn’s root system.

Are your treatments safe for families and pets?

Yes. We use carefully selected, low-impact lawn care solutions and follow strict safety procedures. Once treatments have dried, your yard is safe for children and pets to enjoy.

What’s included in the Lawn Care Service package?

Our foundational turf program includes:

• 8 visits per year

• Pre-emergent weed control

• Post-emergent weed control as needed

• Carbon-based fertilization

• Insect and disease management

• Optional moisture management add-on

This service is designed to improve lawn color, density, and resilience throughout the year.

What’s the difference between the basic and ornamental care packages?

The Lawn Care Service focuses exclusively on turf health, while the Lawn & Ornamental Care Service adds care for your:

• Shrubs

• Landscape plants

• Ornamental trees

This upgraded package includes 10 visits per year and delivers expanded protection from insects, diseases, and weeds.

Do you provide free lawn inspections?

Yes. We offer free on-site inspections and consultations for issues such as dead spots, pests, diseases, and moisture problems. While we can estimate weed treatments over the phone, diagnosing turf damage requires an in-person evaluation.

How quickly will I see results?

Many homeowners notice improvements in weed reduction, color, and overall turf health within the first few services. Lawns struggling with severe stress, disease, or poor soil conditions typically show significant recovery within one full season of consistent care.

Do you service both residential and commercial properties?

Yes! We provide complete lawn and plant health care for:

• Homes

• Apartments

• HOAs

• Schools & universities

• Hospitals

• Churches

• Retail centers

• Parks, golf courses, and municipal properties

Our programs are built for both small yards and large commercial landscapes.

What makes Trees Hurt Too different from other lawn companies?

We specialize in the science of trees, plants, and turf, not just general pest control. Our credentials include:

• ISA-Certified Arborists

• BBB Accreditation

• Highly trained Licensed Plant Health Care Professionals

• Detailed diagnostic services

• Carbon-based fertilization solutions

• Integrated pest and landscape health programs

Most companies treat symptoms.
We treat the entire landscape system for long-term results.

Do I need both pest control and lawn care?

In North Texas, yes. Healthy soil and turf naturally reduce pest activity, while targeted pest control protects your lawn from destructive insects and wildlife. Together, these services create a stronger, safer, more attractive landscape.

How do I get started?

Give us a call or request a free consultation. A Licensed Plant Health Care Professional will evaluate your lawn, identify stress factors, and build a customized plan that fits your property and budget.