Lawn care that actually holds up in Kennesaw.

Kennesaw yards fall into three grass buckets and one soil bucket. The soil is Georgia red clay — heavy, low-pH, and slow to drain. That means whatever grass is on top has to work harder here than it would in Buckhead or the Chattahoochee bottoms.

• Bermuda — the default in most Kennesaw subdivisions built after 2000. Loves the heat, goes dormant November through March, needs low mowing and a spring aeration to shake off the clay.
• Fescue — common in older neighborhoods with mature tree cover. Beautiful in April and October, brutally stressed by July. Overseeding in mid-September is what keeps it looking like a real lawn.
• Zoysia — the quiet third option. Slower to fill in but denser, softer underfoot, and holds up to Kennesaw summers as well as Bermuda.
• Clay soil — almost every Kennesaw yard benefits from a soil test and a lime application. It's the cheapest thing you can do to make everything else work better.

Kennesaw isn't one microclimate — it's several. The shaded lots around Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield hold Fescue better into July than the sunnier ridges near Swift-Cantrell Park or the newer builds along the KSU corridor, which mostly run Bermuda by default. The older streets around downtown Kennesaw and Depot Park usually sit somewhere between — mature hardwoods, mixed grass, and yards that reward a homeowner who knows the difference.

Same crew, same day every week (or every other), flat-rate pricing that covers everything from the curb to the back fence. No line-item edging fee. No "we don't blow off the driveway" surprise.

• Mow at the right height for your specific grass type
• Crisp string-trimmed edges along beds, walks, and fences
• Hard-edged driveway, walkway, and curb lines
• Full property blow-off — drives, walks, patios, porches
• HOA-presentable result every visit — we send our COI to your management office up front if they need it
• Month-to-month, cancel anytime

The right treatment at the right week matters more than what brand you buy. We build a program around your specific turf — Bermuda, Tall Fescue, or Zoysia — following UGA Extension's Georgia calendars for each and adjusting to what your Kennesaw property actually needs.

• Pre-emergent in mid-February — before soil temps hit 55°F and crabgrass germinates
• Liquid aeration — spring for Bermuda and Zoysia (warm-season), fall for Fescue (cool-season). We use liquid over core because it opens the clay without pulling plugs across the property.
• Overseeding for thin Fescue lots in September and October (the UGA-recommended window before the first freeze)
• Lime and soil amendments driven by an actual soil test
• Seasonal cleanups — leaf haul in November, bed refresh in March

Turf calendars we follow: UGA Bermudagrass (Cobb County, PDF) · UGA Tall Fescue (PDF) · UGA Zoysiagrass (PDF).

The one-off work that makes the biggest visible difference. Bermuda sod (what we install most often in Kennesaw), pine-straw and hardwood mulch refreshes, bed renovations, and the small hardscape work that finishes a property.

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