Pro-Mow trims and shapes hedges, shrubs, ornamental grasses and crape myrtles across Loudoun County to control size, direct new growth and encourage fuller flowering. The right time to prune depends on how each plant flowers and grows, and early spring is the safe choice when in doubt. We trim flowering shrubs on request once they have finished blooming. Reviewed by…
Learn MorePro-Mow fertilization programs run five to eight applications a year, spaced six to eight weeks apart from February through December, using slow release, phosphorus free fertilizer. Basic Care is five steps. Basic Care Plus is seven, adding lime and a grub preventative. Premium Care is eight and includes core aeration and overseeding. Reviewed by Brian Gepford, General Manager of Pro-Mow,…
Learn MorePro-Mow mows lawns across Loudoun County once a week, on the same day each week, from the first week of April through the end of November. Every visit includes string trimming, edging along sidewalks, driveways and curbs, and blowing clippings off paved areas. If weather gets in the way, we come back the next business day, Saturday included. Reviewed by…
Learn MorePro-Mow installs double shredded hardwood mulch in black, brown or natural at a uniform two and a half inch depth across Loudoun County. Before any mulch goes down, we clear the beds of weeds, leaves and debris, cut a clean edge against the lawn and apply a granular pre-emergent to keep weeds from coming back. Reviewed by Brian Gepford, General…
Learn MoreVegetation control clears unwanted weeds and grasses from driveways, walkways, patios, fence lines and other areas that are hard to keep clean by hand. Pro-Mow uses products matched to the specific weed and applies the right amount, so your ornamentals and the grass you want to keep are not harmed. We start with a free evaluation of the property. Reviewed…
Learn MoreLime raises the pH of acidic soil so grass can actually use the nutrients already in the ground. Most Virginia soil is clay based and naturally acidic, usually somewhere between 4.5 and 6.2 where lime has never been applied, while lawns here do best at 6.3 or higher. Pro-Mow applies lime as a standalone service and as part of our…
Learn MoreGrubs are beetle larvae that feed on grass roots, and once a new generation hatches in late summer they can wipe out large areas of lawn quickly. A preventative treatment has to be in the soil before that happens. Pro-Mow applies grub preventative in late spring and early summer, and it is included in our Basic Care Plus program between…
Learn MorePro-Mow's monthly sprinkler maintenance includes six visits, from May through October. Each visit follows a seven point check covering the controller, valves, every sprinkler head, the rain sensor, drip lines and the main and lateral lines. Watering times are adjusted as the weather changes, so each part of the lawn gets the water it needs without waste. Reviewed by Brian…
Learn MoreOur sprinkler spring start-up gets your irrigation system running again after winter. We pressurize the system, program the controller for spring, check every head for proper direction and coverage, clean or adjust heads as needed, and install the backflow preventer if your system has one. It is the first of three seasonal services that keep an irrigation system healthy year…
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