TruGreen Lawn Care

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• patty elliottGoogleOctober 2026

  I recently had my lawn aerated and overseeded. Parts of the lawn was missed. I called and they sent out another worker who did an exceptional job. He went above and beyond and redid a few spots that looked as if they might have been missed or poorly done. I don’t know his name but “hats off to you”. Thank you!

• MarioGoogleJuly 2026

  Update to my original review: When I first reviewed TruGreen, I gave them 3 stars because I understood that lawn care takes time. In that review, I specifically said I would update my rating after we'd had more treatments and enough time to see real results. Unfortunately, after approximately five treatments, I'm lowering my review because the results have been the exact opposite of what we were promised. We prepaid over $1,000 for the TruGreen Pro Plan, and after approximately five treatments, our lawn is actually worse than when we started. To be transparent, we inherited a lawn that already had issues when we purchased our home. We weren't expecting miracles overnight. However, we absolutely expected noticeable improvement after spending over a thousand dollars on a professional lawn care program. Instead, roughly a third of our front yard is now covered in crabgrass, and we have more weeds today than we did when treatments began in March. We've also experienced several issues with the service itself: - Multiple neighbors have commented that it appears the technicians are not spraying our entire yard, and after watching the results, I believe they're right. - Our very first treatment was performed while it was snowing, making it difficult to believe the application was effective. - Other treatments have been applied immediately before or during rainy conditions, raising serious concerns that the products were diluted or washed away before they could work. - I also question the level of technician training. During one visit, I pointed out an obvious patch of crabgrass, and the technician insisted it was "grass." While crabgrass is technically a type of grass, it's one of the most common lawn weeds homeowners are trying to eliminate. I found it concerning that a lawn care technician either didn't recognize the issue or didn't understand why it was a problem. At this point, it's clear that something is wrong. Either the applications are being performed under conditions where they shouldn't be, or the treatments simply are not being applied correctly. The pre-emergent program has clearly not been effective, as crabgrass and other weeds have become widespread. Likewise, the post-emergent treatments don't appear to be working because new weeds continue to emerge well into the growing season with little to no control. Each time we've raised concerns, the response has been to simply schedule another treatment. Unfortunately, "we'll come spray again" is not a solution when months of previous applications have produced no measurable improvement. We will honor the portion of the contract covering services already performed, but I'll be calling soon requesting a refund for the remaining unused services, including the scheduled aeration and overseeding that have not yet been completed. At this point, we have lost confidence that continuing the program will produce different results. I don't enjoy leaving negative reviews, especially when I tried to give the company time to succeed. Unfortunately, after five treatments and over $1,000 invested, our lawn is in worse condition than when TruGreen first started. Based on our experience, I cannot recommend TruGreen.

• Kenneth MorseGoogleJuly 2026

  Lawn looks great and healthy! If you’re considering using TruGreen, keep in mind it’s a process. It takes awhile to see results. The customer service always picks up and answers all of your questions

• Jan BurdineGoogleMay 2026

  I told them that they would not want my review published, but they kept asking me. Poorly trained or a worker who didn't care came to service my yard. Tried to put a declined grub treatment, then asked if I wanted my back yard treated?!?! Then he promptly over sprayed a section of the yard burning it brown and he cut through an island & broke a solar light. Really not happy as the service rep came and told me what I already knew.... Shouldn't have run the hose like he did & he over sprayed for unknown reason.......... Yes, I'm not happy to pay someone to do this to my yard .... After this review was posted, a customer service rep contacted me, apologized & offered to provide my next service for free. I appreciate this and time will tell if this offer holds true.

• CassiGoogleJuly 2025

  I’m paying for full treatment. I shouldn’t have to call back and ask for my entire yard to be treated. If all you are going to do is spot treat, then don’t show up. Don’t lie to me and say that seeding and irrigation will smother out dallsgrass. Instead say pull it out and reseed because we don’t have anything to treat it. Nope you all want me to pay for spot treatment and seeding and aeration when that won’t fix the lawn problem. Don’t wrap the hoses around my new trees. I spent 1500 on them and It’s happened twice. Not only are the roots not set, but the pulling of the hose on them is damaging the trunk of my trees. If there was an option here other than WeedMan, who I caught not actually applying product, I’d switch. At least you all put down some of the product I am paying for and my service guy is very knowledgeable, friendly, and polite. My lawn shouldn’t look like this after a year with you including aeration and seeding as well as previous years with WeedMan or TruGreen.

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