TruGreen Lansing, MI
Let your local Lansing team help turn
your lawn goals into your lawn reality.
These are the lawn care plans available in the Lansing area.Pick the one that’s right for you.
As the official treatment provider of the PGA TOUR, we've learned a thing or two. With this plan, we’ll maximize your lawn’s potential. The best possible care. For the best-looking lawn. At a price you’ll love.
What’s Included
Includes partial seasonal care - it’s your first step to a healthier lawn.
What’s Included
Do any of these look like your lawn? That’s okay, we’re here to help. Our specialists are trained in diagnosing and combatting a wide array of lawn diseases.
Brown Patch is a hot-weather lawn disease that is sometimes referred to as Large Patch or Rhizoctonia Blight. Brown Patch affects most types of grass across the country, with signs of damage appearing during late summer in the northern states and fall through mid-winter in the southern states.
Dollar Spot is a common lawn disease that marks your lawn with its namesake: silver dollar-sized patches. Dollar Spot typically affects all warm- and cool-season grasses across the country. Infections are most common during the summer months across northern states and during the spring and fall in southern states.
Fairy Ring is actually a family of lawn diseases that are caused by more than 40 species of Basidiomycete lawn fungi. Fairy Ring is very common and affects all types of grass found in the United States, with damage occurring from early spring through early winter.
Leaf Spot is a lawn disease that attacks a wide variety of grass types across the United States. In northern climates, Leaf Spot damage occurs first in the spring and then again in late summer to early fall. In southern climates, the damage occurs from late spring through early winter. Severe cases of Leaf Spot may also be known as Melting Out.
“Our lawn looks great! With your services and our proper watering and mowing, our lawn is one of the best in the neighborhood!”
Robert P
“My grass is so beautiful! Almost looks like luscious green carpet. I am amazed at the difference between this year and last season. It was worth the money for the results.”
Denise B
“TruGreen lawn treatments really work! I thought my yard could never look good again, but you proved me wrong. The lawn looks healthy, and the grass came back. Thanks!”
Cheryl R
“The products used really made a difference to my lawn which looks healthy and green with no patches....best lawn I ever had.”
Theresa G
During your first visit, a specialist will perform a TruGreen Lawn Assessment, which allows them to create a plan for your lawn’s unique needs.
Your specialist will visit your property every four to six months to make sure your lawn is looking its best.
You’ll get a service summary after each visit, which includes tips and suggestions for care between visits.
It can take 7–14 days before you’ll start to see fewer weeds and for your grass to respond to the nutrients from fertilization.
We pride ourselves on making sure you’re happy with your results. TruGreen will gladly visit your property as needed between scheduled visits to ensure your satisfaction.◆
TruGreen will gladly visit your property as needed between scheduled visits to ensure your satisfaction.◆
TruGreen will gladly visit your property as needed between scheduled visits to ensure your satisfaction.◆
Wherever you live, our specialists have the local knowledge and expertise to create a program that works for your lawn’s unique needs.
Wherever you live, our specialists have the local knowledge and expertise to create a program that works for your lawn’s unique needs.
We use proven methods and custom products specifically designed to leave your lawn greener and healthier.
We use proven methods and custom products specifically designed to leave your lawn greener and healthier.
TruGreen Lansing services the following communities:
Bath, Charlotte, Clarklake, Concord, Corunna, Dansville, Dewitt, Dimondale, Eagle, East Lansing, Eaton Rapids, Elsie, Fowler, Fowlerville, Grand Ledge, Hanover, Haslett, Henderson, Holt, Horton, Howell, Jackson, Laingsburg, Lansing, Leslie, Maple Rapids, Mason, Michigan Center, Morrice, Mulliken, Munith, Napoleon, Okemos, Onondaga, Ovid, Owosso, Parma, Perrinton, Perry, Pewamo, Pleasant Lake, Portland, Potterville, Rives Junction, Saint Johns, Shaftsburg, Spring Arbor, Springport, Stockbridge, Sunfield, Vermontville, Webberville, Westphalia, and Williamston.
TruGreen is committed to setting the industry standard for education, training and certification of our specialists. First, we provide intensive on-going training series all for new specialists. The program covers a variety of agronomic, horticultural and safety related topics. Each new specialist is paired with a mentor who provides coaching. Our specialists must meet TruGreen’s rigorous TruExpertSM certification and state licensing standards to apply weed and pest control products. TruGreen also has technical managers, degreed horticulturists, in each market to provide additional local expertise.
We would love to see you and speak with you about your lawn if you are home. If you can’t be home for your visit, we’ll leave a service summary at your front door (or send it via text or email, based on your communication preference selected), and email you with details about the services we’ve performed. Your service summary is also available after every appointment at TruGreen.com or on the TruGreen mobile app. Reminder: please allow access to your property by keeping gates unlocked and pets inside.
Please make sure to allow access to your property by keeping gates unlocked and pets inside your home on scheduled service days.
After a service, TruGreen advises customers to allow the application to dry before families and pets resume enjoying their lawns. Although highly dependent upon temperature and humidity, most liquid products TruGreen uses dry within 1-2 hours.
There is a rigorous selection process to choose the products we use. All products used by TruGreen are registered for use by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In many cases, in fact, our product selection criteria exceeds that of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
