Lawn Care (weed and feed done by true green/Scott's lawn service?)

I have Tru Green and really like them. They turned my backyard around. It was ate up with weeds and now it is beautiful grass. They try to sell things like aeration and other upsale stuff, but I never buy it. I think it is about ~$500 for the year. I would always forget to put weed/feed, winterizer, etc. Definitely worth it to me.

I used true green for a few years and just canceled my contract b/c I no longer trust them.

I did see improvements in my yard from when they started but I didn't feel like I was getting custom care that was promised when I originally signed up.

I do yards and the outrageous prices though people charge a retarded. If you do the easy three step process you'll have a beauitful yards

This. My father-in-laws company charges roughly $300/yr for a 10,000 sq ft yard. That covers six applications plus two bed treatments.

Email me blake.hebert22@gmail.com

Hell no. Tried this for a year. Yard looked and stayed crappy. Even sprayed my neighbors yard once instead of mine. Called to cancel and when told them that the yard looked no better than a year prior, the response was "well, you should have called us to come out and retreat it." Ummmm, what? You couldn't a tell each time you came it looked like shite?
Do I what I ended up doing: take camera photos of lawn and close up of weeds, go to reputable local nursey, show the hippie working there, and then buy their shite. Cheaper, better results, and less headache in the long run.

What's the point in maintaining all 3 acres?

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If you do the easy three step process you'll have a beauitful yards

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Can you describe those steps?

I have to do something - lawn and flower bed look like sheet.
ScottCare (I think that's the name) comes around once in a while, but they looked like a rip off.

Pull weeds and apply snapshot to your beds.

I just started paying for the service in Houston. The owner before me did and the yard looked great. Its 4 applications per year at $37 an application. That doesn't include insect protection though. Even the top of the line package was significantly less than $500.