Frequently Asked Questions

Marker dyes can be added to any spray solution to avoid under-spraying or overlapping when spraying.  The dye itself is harmless and will not permanently dye the sprayed areas.  The dyes will degrade over 24-48 hours.

Nuisance grasses such as Crabgrass, Quack grass, Bermuda Grass, or any “clump” grass with extra wide blades require special treatment to stop and prevent.  Broad-leaf herbicide spray will not kill these grass types, but Greenlon offers spring pe-emergent to control future growth.

Weeds that are actively growing and get sprayed by Greenlon will die.  But just as quickly as the weeds die, many more are ready to grow.  Weed control is a process and not just a one-time event.  The fight against weeds will be won if weeds are sprayed regularly.

If your lawn is stressed, weeds will thrive.  Improper mowing and irrigation practices will cause stress for your lawn. The goal is to improve turf growth to choke out the weeds.

Irrigation—Improper irrigation can encourage weed growth. Irrigate just one or two times weekly with water that soaks 6 to 8 inches deep. This promotes healthy grass root growth. If you have sandy soils, you will need more frequent and shallower irrigation because the soil will not hold the water. Be patient and experiment to find the ideal water scheduling for your lawn.

Mowing—Cutting your lawn too short will stress your grass. Do not cut more than one-third of the grass blade in a single mowing. Leaving your grass taller helps retain moisture and control weed growth.

We service Declo, Rupert, Burley, Paul, Heyburn, and the surrounding areas in Cassia County and Minidoka County. We are proud to provide Mini-Cassia with lawn care services.

We treat outdoor pests like ants, spiders, earwigs, box elder bugs, grasshoppers, hornets, and other similar pests you can expect to find in our area.

Please contact our office with any concerns so we can work with you on a solution.

No. We are not licensed for indoor applications.

Typically lasts 4 weeks depending on weather conditions.

We are not licensed for this.

While all materials we use are safe, we do recommend keeping family and pets off the lawn until it is dry.

Until it is dry.

We recommend waiting 24 hours after your visit before you mow - this will allow for best results.

We leave a doorhanger of instructions upon completion. Please review that and follow those instructions.

Rain is beneficial for watering in and activating the fertilizer. Our weed control becomes rain fast within 1 hour, yet a substantial downpour may compromise its effectiveness. If this occurs, we can apply a respray 10 to 14 days later if needed.

No, we do not.

Our technicians follow specific routes, and each technician has their own designated service areas. If your neighbor is receiving service before you, it could be due to differences in scheduling, appointment creation timing, or technician routes. If you have concerns about your appointment, feel free to call and verify your scheduled service.

We always confirm appointments in advance, and you do not need to be home for service.  If we are unable to confirm an appointment, we will not spray until we have confirmation from the homeowner. If you have any special instructions, please contact the office ahead of time.