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LawnSavers Plant Health Care Inc.

Phone:  1-888-503-5296
Fax: (905) 707-8966
Hours of operation: Monday to Friday: 8:45am-5:00pm
Saturday: 9:30-1:00pm

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Email: ServicePlease@lawnsavers.com

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Office Location

14-160 Cidermill Ave. Vaughan, Ontario, L4K 4K5

(Jane & Langstaff area in Vaughan North of Highway #7 and just East of Highway 400. Cidermill Ave. is East off of Edgeley Rd. or West off of Jane St.)

 

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“LawnSavers first rescued my lawn 4 years ago . They now help me to maintain its good appearance and health by a number of services including lawn and hard service weeding, aeration, grub control, fertilizer application , and seeding. They are always prompt, knowledgeable and available!”

  9.2/10 rating with over 300+ reviews

Frequently Asked Questions:

🌱 What’s really IN fertilizer, anyway?

We all know fertilizer is food for grass. But not everyone knows how it works or what the three numbers on bags of fertilizer mean, or what the components of fertilizer do for your grass. The three numbers on fertilizer labels show the percentage of each of the three most important plant nutrients. Those are nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K). So a 35-5-10 blend is thirty-five per cent nitrogen, five per cent phosphorus and ten per cent potassium. Nitrogen improves plant growth. Phosphorus stimulates the growth of new roots and helps with the strength of roots. Potassium strengthens the blades of the grass. It helps the grass resist traffic and disease pressure, and reduces moisture lost from evaporation. Polyon ultra high slow-release granular fertilizer is included in all of LawnSavers packages and can also be purchased separately.

🦟Do you offer mosquito control services?

We do offer mosquito control in the GTA. Our mosquito spray treatment has been shown to reduce the mosquitoes in your yard up to 90% when part of a comprehensive treatment plan.  This mosquito control is part of our pest control services and repels these bugs for up to 21-30 days!

🌽 Does Corn Gluten work effectively to control weeds in my lawn?

Short answer: A little bit. It simply affects young seedlings from developing root systems (SOMETIMES). As a Fertilizer it will add nitrogen to the lawn to green it up. It is not considered a slow release fertilizer, it greens up fast and fades away fast too. As a Crabgrass Management tool, it needs to be a registered product for this purpose. It must be applied at double the rate to get any benefit for crabgrass prevention. Dr. Christian’s studies and others, show it takes 2-3 years of applications to get to about 50-60% control of crabgrass. THAT’S REALLY LOW, and not normally noticeable since crabgrass plants can easily put out hundreds of seeds per individual plant, every year!”

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  • Transitioning to less restrictions -Covid Update: (updated 10/14/21)

    Hi Everyone, 

    LawnSavers managed to persevere through this last pandemic year with the loyal partnership of our clients.

    We are able to authorized and able to service lawns and perform pest control services in all our GTA service areas as an essential service.

    Our office remains open in addition to some remote staff.   Please note with many people working from home, our service is experiencing a higher demand and volume of calls.
    We know how much everyone hates being left on hold, so please feel free to  leave us a message,  or email  greatservice@lawnsavers.com and we will get back to you in less than 24 hours.  (you can also text us at 905-707-9994)
        Please be patient with us, we will get back to you as fast as we can and do
    our very best to help you.
    You can also sign up for services on our website by clicking here.

    2020 is now well behind us.  Together with our customers, we face Covid-19 head-on as a community-minded local small family business and are extremely grateful to be able to survive and keep all of our loyal employees working hard with us through it all.

    2020-21 important turf and tree high (and low) lights:

    • Nine days of snow, ice and wintry weather in May 2020
      2021 was the driest April May and June in 51 years See Actual GTA daily weather records by clicking here.
    • One of the hottest driest summers on record in 2020 with long spells of grass-killing heat and drought. Read more here in our 2020 summary blog.
      2021 carried on this trend with only a few days of rain in July and August, with extreme dryness and heat.
    • A bumper crop of crabgrass that germinated in the perfect (rainless) storm. Expect even more this summer in 2021!
    • Chinch Bug numbers in 2020 were record breaking and persisted through the dry heat they love, secretly killing lawns while dormant! We can help with Chinch bug damage  Expect even more this summer!
    • We put together an easy to read lawn care service timeline that you can use to know when to expect us for each scheduled service in your package. 

    Our number one priority remains the health and safety of our employees and customers.  Safety, Integrity and honesty are our most important core values.   We will continue to follow strict safety guidelines that ensure “low/no touch”.  We will not let our guard down on exercising our safety protocols!

    Thank you all for your understanding and extra patience during these challenging times. Our team works hard, so if you are met with our exceptional service from our technicians or office team members- please give them a thumbs up to make them smile or let me know through a quick email to feedback@lawnsavers.com

    We thank you for supporting our local, family-owned business of 31 years.
    We     genuinely appreciate you and promise that we will do our part to ensure our mutual safety.

    Thank you in advance,
    Kyle Tobin
    Chief Environmental Officer