Why Spring Yard Cleanup Is Essential for a Healthy Lawn

Categories Fertilizer, Spring, Tips, Weed Control

How to set your lawn up for success this spring

As the snow melts and temperatures rise, your lawn is waking up from its winter slumber—and it needs your help. At Frechette Lawncare, we believe spring cleanup isn’t just a seasonal chore—it’s a critical step in setting your lawn up for success throughout the year.

Whether you’re aiming to boost curb appeal or ensure a lush, pest-free yard, spring-cleaning is your lawn’s best friend. Here’s why it matters, and how our team can help you make the most of this season.

Don’t Forget Lawn Mower Maintenance

Before you jump into your spring yard cleanup, it’s important to make sure your lawn mower is ready to go. Proper mower maintenance not only extends the life of your equipment but also ensures cleaner, more even cuts that promote a healthier lawn.
Start by changing the engine oil and either adding fuel stabilizer to the fuel system or removing all fuel entirely if you don’t plan to use the mower for more than 30 days. Replace the spark plug, clean or replace the air filter, and don’t forget to sharpen and balance the mower blades. Sharp, balanced blades reduce stress on your grass and help your lawn bounce back greener and healthier after each mow.

Don’t let spring slip by without setting your lawn up for a successful season. At Frechette Lawncare, we offer a range of specialized services to help your yard thrive from the ground up.

Whether you’re interested in Our Signature Program for comprehensive seasonal care, mosquito control to keep your outdoor space enjoyable, or lawn health boosters like liquid aeration, core aeration, and general overseeding—we’re here to help your lawn reach its full potential.

👉 Get in touch today to learn how we can support your spring lawn goals and build a strong foundation for the season ahead.

 

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