Do you have questions about weed control?

Yes, many selective herbicides work. You need to make sure that you are using the correct amount, and that the herbicide is listed for the weeds you’re trying to control. That is why you should hire  professional that can choose the right spray for your weeds and your yard.

No. When spraying weeds in grass, we use a herbicide that won’t harm your grass but will kill broad leaf plants (like dandelions) that are growing in your grass.

All chemicals are toxic (e.g., herbicides, caffeine, alcohol, acetylsalicylic acid [ASA], nicotine, sodium chloride [table salt]), but some are more toxic than others. At Sun Country Services we use best management practices for application rates and techniques that mitigate exposure. We educate our customers when it’s safe to access the space after spraying.

Weed spray (herbicide) should be applied to young, actively growing weeds on calm, dry days. We also avoid spraying in extreme heat (>30°C/86°F) to prevent plant stress and poor results.

Most likely. If you can stop weeds from going to seed, you’ll significantly reduce the regrowth. Spraying on an optimal seasonal schedule will significantly reduce the amount of weeds in your yard and will reduce the need for stronger chemicals to control growth.

Yes. As certified pesticide applicators we can purchase stronger chemicals that are more effective at killing weeds.

Contact Herbicides: Designed to kill only the parts of the plant they come into contact with. They generally break down within days to a few weeks and do not have long-lasting residual effects in the soil.

We use different herbicides & pesticides depending on the weeds you have growing and where they are growing. Weeds in the lawn use a different spray than weeds growing in gravel or bare ground.

No, not at this time. We only offer commercial lawn maintenance.