Our goal is to provide professional and affordable landscape maintenance service to both commercial and residential customers. Don Crawford Landscaping specializes in all aspects of lawn maintenance. We specialize in servicing various property sizes from medium size yards to large exclusive estate properties and commercial market accounts. Our website is designed to explain our services to prospective customers, as well as communicate with our existing customers.
For prospective customers, feel free to browse through our website. As you will see, we offer a wide selection of lawn care services. At Don Crawford Landscaping we will keep your property looking its best all season long.
For prospective customers, feel free to browse through our website. As you will see, we offer a wide selection of lawn care services. At Don Crawford Landscaping we will keep your property looking its best all season long.
Services
For over ten years Don Crawford Landscaping has been providing complete care for its clients throughout the Stonington, Connecticut area.
With an integrated mix of services, I am able to provide complete care of your landscape.
Our staff works year round to provide you with the highest level of service to maximize your value.
Continual improvement in our systems and a commitment to developing our team gives us a sustainable competitive advantage when it comes to caring for my customers and their landscapes.
With an integrated mix of services, I am able to provide complete care of your landscape.
Our staff works year round to provide you with the highest level of service to maximize your value.
Continual improvement in our systems and a commitment to developing our team gives us a sustainable competitive advantage when it comes to caring for my customers and their landscapes.
Hydro seeding is a grass planting process that has been used on everything from highways to residential lawns.
The process is fast, simple, economical, and efficient.
The hydro seeding process starts by mixing cellulose fiber mulch, grass seed, fertilizer and water in a tank to be mixed and pumped by a machine.
Once the mixture is fully blended it is then sprayed on the ground.
The material in the resulting mat enhances the seed germinating process.
It will stimulate the seeds to grow a healthy and deep root system and an even pattern of leaf stock.
The process is fast, simple, economical, and efficient.
The hydro seeding process starts by mixing cellulose fiber mulch, grass seed, fertilizer and water in a tank to be mixed and pumped by a machine.
Once the mixture is fully blended it is then sprayed on the ground.
The material in the resulting mat enhances the seed germinating process.
It will stimulate the seeds to grow a healthy and deep root system and an even pattern of leaf stock.
Fertilizer: Nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus are the macro-nutrients your lawn needs just as proteins, carbohydrates, and fats are what your body needs.
This spring fertilizer will give your lawn the necessary nutrition to green up and build a strong root system for the coming year.
Crabgrass: Even though we applied a crabgrass preventer during step #1, our job is never done.
To really effectively control that pesky weed, we need to apply a light "booster" of the crabgrass control.
This will extend and strengthen the control you will get over the crabgrass.
This spring fertilizer will give your lawn the necessary nutrition to green up and build a strong root system for the coming year.
Crabgrass: Even though we applied a crabgrass preventer during step #1, our job is never done.
To really effectively control that pesky weed, we need to apply a light "booster" of the crabgrass control.
This will extend and strengthen the control you will get over the crabgrass.
Thatch is a layer of grass stems, roots, clippings, and debris that settle on the ground and either slowly decompose or accumulate over time.
Thatch buildup is commonly found where grass has grown tall, mulch is frequently left, and lawns have never been aerated.
Thatch is most common in warm weather.
Dethatching is the process of removing thatch from your lawn.
Most thatchers fail to pick up debris which then needs to be raked up by hand and removed.
Because of the required hourly labor raking and removing the thatch and debris, this process is very time consuming and costly.
Thatch buildup is commonly found where grass has grown tall, mulch is frequently left, and lawns have never been aerated.
Thatch is most common in warm weather.
Dethatching is the process of removing thatch from your lawn.
Most thatchers fail to pick up debris which then needs to be raked up by hand and removed.
Because of the required hourly labor raking and removing the thatch and debris, this process is very time consuming and costly.
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