Greenskeeper Lawn Care

Greenskeeper Lawn Care, Inc. has been helping people of Fairfield County keep their lawns beautiful since 1964. Owner, Joe Konkol, takes great care to stay informed about best practices and products in the organic lawn care industry, and passes this on to his staff and customers. Joe is one of the few local authorities on lawn care. If you're unhappy with the results you've seen from other companies, we can help. If you've never worked with a full service CT lawn care company before, we're eager to earn your trust!

Tall fences or big hedges are the best ways to keep deer out of your yard. But maybe fencing it in isn't an option. This article is called "5 EASY Ways to Keep Deer Out of Your Yard, " after all, and installing a fence or planting a hedge isn't something you can do in a day. You can install deer-proof garden netting over your fruits and vegetables, bushes, or flowers. You can find this in most garden centers. To protect your tree trunks and leaves, there are all kinds of tree protectors on the market that physically bar deer from nibbling on the trees.

We focus on making the most of the soil's natural process. Our organic blend lawn care program will nurture the soil with rich organic material, biostimulants and macro/micronutrients. The organic blend process results in a deeper root system, reduce thatch and a healthy green appearance. We deliver results and remarkable customer service. Greenskeeeper Lawn Care offers a wide selection of organic-blended custom lawn treatment programs and services - all designed for our central Connecticut lawn service area, soils, and weather.

Warm weather increases insect activity. Ticks, Mosquitoes and Fleas can be harmful to your family and your pets. If you have animals or live near a wooded area, it's a good idea to have some information about these unwanted visitors. We've seen that flea treatment for yards can be hard to find. Ticks, Mosquitoes, and Fleas are parasites that feed on the blood of their hosts. In the process of feeding, they can both transmit diseases. Some ticks carry Lyme disease. Ticks that carry Lyme disease often live in brush and wooded areas, but they can be brought to your property a number of different ways.

Over time, almost every lawn needs some repair work. But, sometimes, due to lack of water, unseen attacks from disease or insects, heavy use, poor drainage, invading unwanted grasses, difficult to control weeds, pet urine or your lawn is just old, worn and tired; you may want to start over.