Pest control worker operating spray equipment mounted on truck in rural field with scattered trees
Yards · Driveways · Fence lines · Lots

Weed Controlthat gets the roots.

Pulling weeds by hand is a losing race — the roots stay in and the seeds come back. Foothill properties, with their dry summers and long seed seasons, get it worse than most.

It is not easy to maintain a yard and garden on your own. From weeds to pests — gophers, aphids, snails and more — it can be a full-time job to keep a yard healthy and a garden growing. That's why it's smart to hire a professional.

Weeds compete with anything you're trying to grow, crowd out ornamental planting, and make a property look neglected faster than almost anything else. Left alone, they seed, spread, and the job gets bigger every year.

The difference between pulling and treating is what happens underneath. Hand weeding breaks stems; the root and the seed bank stay put. A professional program targets the growth cycle so the same weeds don't simply come back next spring.

We treat driveways, fence lines, gravel beds and the margins where the maintained property meets the wild — the places that are hardest to reach and quickest to go green. For larger ground, we bring the equipment to the job rather than relying on a backpack and a hand pump.

Tell us what you're seeing and how large an area it is, and we'll come out, work out what you're dealing with and quote the treatment properly.

Where we treat

  • Driveways, gravel and path edges
  • Fence lines and property boundaries
  • Under decks, sheds and equipment
  • Rock and gravel beds
  • Commercial lots, parking areas and access roads
  • Pasture and large open ground

We treat early in the season where possible — before seeds set, which is what stops next year's crop.

Weeds taking over?Let's deal with them at the root.

Tell us the area and what you're seeing, and we'll come out and quote it.