Throughout the year, your lawn should receive weed and pest control, aeration and fertilization, and tree and shrub care as needed. During the warmer months, you may also want to take care of seeding/overseeding and soil care. When it starts to get cooler, you'll need to think about leaf and snow removal, and you might want to winterize your lawn. The perks of employing a lawn care company include receiving expert help to find the optimal schedule for your lawn.

Risks to look out for in Cheyenne include:

• Cold snaps: If the weather is freezing for an extended length of time (or gets very cold very quickly), certain plants could be harmed, and the soil may freeze.
• Dry weather: Periods of low rainfall may require you to water your lawn more frequently.
• Wet weather: Alternatively, periods of heavy rainfall could also damage your lawn – overall, it's important to keep an eye on the weather forecast.
• Pests: Pests can eat your plants or dig holes in your lawn. Common Cheyenne pests include PestMice, PestMoths, and PestSnakes.

If there is unexpected bad weather, it may change which services are needed on a certain day, and your professional may need to cancel. If this happens, they will contact you as soon as possible to reschedule. Some companies also have mobile apps where you can view and edit your schedule.