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Our lawn care technicians use a variety of commercial tools that they rely on to make your lawn beautiful. Depending on your lawn care needs, we may use lawn mowers, string trimmers, edgers, hedge trimmers, rakes, wheelbarrows, spreaders, sprayers, and aerators. 

We will inspect your lawn to understand its needs, size, and challenges, and then use the correct lawn care tools to achieve the best results. Talk to our lawn professionals today for a fast quote and service within 48 hours.

The cost for professional lawn care varies widely, based on lawn size, type of services required, how often service is needed, and other factors. Your lawn care services could cost more or less based on its condition and whether weeds and pests are present. We recommend contacting Barefoot today for a free price quote in under an hour. 

Caring for your lawn in Texas can be challenging due to hot summers, drought, and pests in different parts of the state. First, you need to know the type of grass you have. Common varieties in Texas are Bermuda, St. Augustine, Zoysia, and Buffalo. 

Water your grass early to reduce evaporation and fungus problems. Shoot for about one inch of water per week. To maintain moisture in summer heat, keep the grass taller. Fertilize in spring and fall. Avoid fertilizing in the summer in Texas because it may burn the grass.

Our lawn services are safe and effective. Our lawn technicians are well trained and experienced in caring for all lawns and grasses. We can help with lawn pests, weeds, drought, and fertilization deficiencies.

Aeration is helpful for many lawns because it reduces soil compaction and boosts water and nutrient consumption, resulting in a healthier lawn. It also helps increase drainage, reduce thatch, and regenerate a stressed lawn. 

Aeration is especially useful in Texas because of the clay soils and heat stress. It can help develop deeper roots, which can help with high heat.

Weeding is critical for Texas lawns because it reduces competition with the grass for sun, water, and nutrients. Regular weeding and weed control products also prevent weeds from spreading. You should combine weeding with regular mowing, watering, fertilization, and weed control products. 

A yellow lawn in Texas may indicate water issues, nutrient deficiency, diseases or pests, soil compaction, or heat stress. Have a Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control tech check your lawn and they’ll tell you what’s wrong and how to fix it. 

Scarifying your lawn means dethatching it to remove dead grass and debris. You can do this critical work with a manual or electric scarifier. Spring or early fall is usually the ideal time to dethatch your lawn. If you have a big lawn, you can have our lawn care team handle the chore. Plus, we’ll take away the mess. 

In Texas, thatching the lawn is helpful for the growth and health of your yard. The common grasses, including Bermuda, St. Augustine, and Zoysia, can develop thatch, especially if overwatered, over-fertilized, or infrequently mowed. Bermuda tends to thatch more aggressively than St. Augustine, for example. If you notice your lawn feels spongy, water runs off instead of soaking in, or the grass looks thin despite care, dethatching is a good idea.

The time to professionally treat your Texas lawn depends on its size and needs. For example, a more extensive lawn with drought and pest problems takes longer to treat than a healthy small lawn. Contact Barefoot now, and we’ll get you a fast, free price quote. 

Yes. Our lawn care and pest control professionals are licensed and trained in the class and field. We also have passed state examinations for pest control and lawn care, and all techs have completed full apprenticeships. 

How often you mow your Texas lawn depends on the grass type and time of year. For example, Bermuda grass should be mowed once weekly between April and September. In peak season, St. Augustine must be cut every seven to ten days, while Zoysia grass must be mowed every two weeks or so during warm months. 

Talk to our lawn care professionals today for more information about mowing intervals for your lawn.