At Heritage Lawns, we are Kansas City’s lawn care experts. We don’t just come out and spray for weeds. Our exclusive Eco-Pride system focuses on total lawn health, not just weed prevention. Heritage lawns can stand up to Kansas City droughts, soggy springs, diseases, pests, and weeds. That’s because an Eco-Pride lawn is a healthy lawn. Our Eco-Pride system starts with the soil. The soil is the foundation on which a healthy, beautiful stand of grass grows. We make sure the soil is balanced with the right amount of nutrition, aeration, drainage, etc. to provide what your grass needs to be healthy and resilient. Rather than harsh chemicals, we use biological fertilizers and environmentally friendly weed control to keep from killing off the good microbes in your lawn with the bad. Your soil stays balanced and healthy and your lawn looks great.
But we don’t stop at lawn care. Our certified irrigation specialists are trained to examine soil samples, know root zone depths, pressure and flow rates, and conduct water distribution tests to give you the most effective and efficient sprinkler systems. Poorly designed irrigation systems waste water and ultimately cost you, the homeowner, money. We can handle sprinkler installation, sprinkler repairs, maintenance and winterization. If you have drainage issues, we can install downspout extensions, French drains and more.
Hot weather has hit Kansas City and people are now thinking about their landscape irrigation water use. With residential water rates more than doubling in most U.S. states within the past twelve years, conserving water has become more of a hot topic than ever before. Heritage Lawns recommends these tips to help you water your lawn the smart way! Install… >> Read More
It’s hard to argue that the yellow dandelion flower against the green turf background over a large lawn is a beautiful sight. Almost everyone will agree. BUT the problem is, in a residential lawn setting, this is detrimental to our goal of a thick healthy lawn. The competition from this biennial weed, and other weeds, leads to thinning of our grass stand due to shade… >> Read More
This spring has been so up and down warm and cold all at the same time that it sometimes is confusing as to the timing of lawn treatments. Is it too early or is it too late?? Is your lawn company doing it “horticulturally correct” or just when they can?? One of the first lawn care treatments of the year… >> Read More