Turf Shield, Inc

About Turf Shield, Inc

The office lawns out toward Technology Park hold the afternoon sun flat and hard, and by mid-August Georgia turf under that pressure will thin out if nobody is watching. Turf Shield works against exactly that, feeding on a schedule, putting down weed control before the summer annuals set seed, mowing at a height that keeps roots shaded and soil cool. Norcross weather can swing from drought to downpour inside a single week, and the lawns that come through are the ones treated before the trouble rather than after. Edges stay defined, beds stay clear, and the color carries from spring into the first cool nights of October. In this trade, protection is mostly paying attention early.