Sprinkler winterization protects your irrigation system from freeze damage over the winter. Pro-Mow purges all of the water from the system with compressed air, deactivates the controller, and removes the backflow preventer and leaves it with you. The best time to winterize is before the first frost. Reviewed by Brian Gepford, General Manager of Pro-Mow, Inc. Why winterizing matters An…
Learn MoreThe best time to aerate and overseed a Northern Virginia lawn is early fall, usually September, when cooler temperatures and more moisture help new seed take hold. Pro-Mow pulls plugs of soil and thatch to open up compacted clay, then overseeds straight into the holes with certified seed and a starter feed so the seed sits in direct contact with…
Learn MoreCompost top dressing spreads a thin layer of compost across the lawn to improve the soil underneath it. It levels uneven spots, improves soil structure, reduces thatch and adds fertility to Loudoun County clay. Spring and fall, when grass is actively growing, are the best times to do it, and Pro-Mow handles the work from start to finish. 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 offers two kinds of leaf removal in Loudoun County. Weekly leaf removal is an add on for mowing customers that bags leaves along with the grass all fall. Complete leaf removal is a one time cleanup of the whole property, including the lawn, beds, decks, patios, stairwells and fence lines. Loudoun has no municipal leaf pickup, so we bag…
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