Q: Why is lawn trimming important?
A: Lawn trimming is important for maintaining the health and appearance of your lawn. It promotes better growth and prevents diseases and pests from taking hold.

Q: Why is fertilization important for my lawn?
A: Fertilization is essential for maintaining a healthy lawn by providing the necessary nutrients for its growth and health. It can improve resistance to disease, insects, and drought and also help in maintaining the lawn's color, density, and texture.

Q: Why is seeding important?
A: Seeding is important as it helps fill in thin or bare spots in your lawn, improves color and density, and promotes overall healthy growth. We recommend seeding at least once a year to maintain a healthy lawn.

Q: Why is mulching important?
A: Mulching is important because it helps to retain moisture in the soil, suppress weed growth, and regulate soil temperature. It also provides important nutrients to the soil as it breaks down.

Q: What is aeration and why is it important?
A: Aeration is the process of creating small holes in the soil to allow air, water, and nutrients to penetrate the roots of your grass. It is important because it helps to promote healthy root growth, which in turn leads to a healthier and more beautiful lawn.

Q: Does Pilot Mountain Lawn Care use pesticides and herbicides?
A: Yes, we use a variety of pesticides and herbicides to keep your lawn healthy and free of pests. 

Q: What types of rock installation services does Pilot Mountain Lawn Care offer?
A: Pilot Mountain Lawn Care offers a range of rock installation services including gravel and river stone. Our team will work with you to determine the best type of rock for your landscaping needs.

Q: Does Pilot Mountain Lawn Care offer a variety of plants for installation?
A: Yes, we offer a variety of plants for installation to ensure we can meet our customers' diverse needs and preferences.

Q: Why is debris removal important for lawn care?
A: Debris removal is important for lawn care because it helps to prevent the buildup of dead leaves, twigs, and other organic matter that can suffocate your lawn. By removing debris regularly, you can help to promote healthy growth and prevent the spread of disease.