Turf Guard Lawn Pros

About Turf Guard Lawn Pros

July in this corner of Gwinnett County is a standoff — heat stacking all afternoon over the woods at Harbins Park until the thunderheads finally shove east and empty themselves onto the red clay. Turf has to be carried through weather like that, and carrying it is the work Turf Guard Lawn Pros signs up for: steady mowing and trimming, edges kept sharp, fertilization and weed control, aeration and overseeding to send roots down past where a dry August can reach. Come September the storms thin, the evenings cool off, and a lawn that got tended all summer says so without anybody pointing at it. Then the hardwoods along the Apalachee let go all at once and the season turns to leaf cleanup and bed work ahead of the first frost. Out from the Dacula hills toward Braselton, Winder, Bethlehem and Loganville, the aim stays the same: turf that holds its color and holds its ground.