Final winter prep visits run next week. Core aeration, fall fertilizer, a last mow, and a sprinkler blowout now set your lawn up to come back strong in spring.
What your lawn gets in the fall decides how it wakes up in spring. Winter Prep bundles the four things a Colorado lawn needs before the ground freezes into a single visit, so roots go dormant fed, breathing, and protected, and your sprinklers make it through without cracked lines.
A last cut at the right winter height. Too long and it mats under snow and invites mold; too short and the crowns are left exposed to the cold.
Pulls plugs out of compacted Colorado clay so air, water, and fertilizer reach the root zone instead of running off.
Product and application included. Feeds the roots while they store energy for winter, which means faster, thicker green-up in spring.
Compressed air clears every line so trapped water can't freeze and crack pipes or heads. Up to 6 zones included, $10 per zone after.
Yards over 6,000 sq ft get a custom quote. Leaf cleanup, overseeding, and sprinkler repairs are quoted separately.
The best spring lawns aren't built in spring. They're built by what happens between the last mow and the first one, and by having a plan ready before everyone else starts calling.
Spring routes fill up fast. Get on the list now and your lawn's plan is ready before the first mow.
Throwing products at your lawn rarely fixes it. Understanding what's actually wrong does. We diagnose before we prescribe.
Too shallow, too frequent, or uneven coverage starves roots.
Colorado clay blocks water and air from reaching the root zone.
Too much nitrogen at the wrong time burns or overdrives growth.
Colorado's seasons demand a different plan each quarter.
Weeds steal nutrients and crowd out healthy turf while it recovers.
Reactive fixes never build lasting results. A lawn needs a strategy.
A step-by-step approach to diagnosing what's wrong, treating it correctly, and building a healthier yard every season.
Before
4 weeks
Apr 19
June
Mowing season is winding down. What you do in the next few weeks decides how your lawn looks in April.
Final mow, core aeration, fall fertilizer, and sprinkler blowout. Last visits of the season run next week.
Compressed air winterization to protect your irrigation system from freeze damage. $95 up to 6 zones, $10/zone after. Existing clients $85.
Leaves, debris, and beds cleared before the snow so nothing mats down and smothers your turf over winter.
Driveway and walkway clearing after snowfall. Priced by property size, rates increase over 6".
Inspect, diagnose, and build a seasonal treatment plan. The foundation of everything we do.
Consistent cuts at the right height, every week. Better for your turf than skipping cycles.
Reliable every-two-week service for slower-growing yards and off-season months.
Pruning, cleanup, and structure restoration for landscape beds that have gotten ahead of themselves.
Townhomes, compact lots, straightforward mow/trim/blow service.
Typical suburban lots with front and back lawn service.
Corner lots, bigger backyards, tricky access, or heavier trimming.
Spring and fall cleanups priced by yard size and condition.
Small (up to 2,000 sq ft) $249 · Medium (2,001–4,000 sq ft) $299 · Large (4,001–6,000 sq ft) $379. Includes final mow, core aeration, fall fertilizer, and sprinkler blowout up to 6 zones.
Standard rate up to 6 zones, +$10/zone after. Existing mowing or Lawn Rx clients $85. Neighborhood bookings (3+ homes) $85/home.
Per visit, under 6". Small (1-car) $45 · Medium (2-car) $65 · Large (3-car) $85. Rates increase over 6". Corner lots, steep drives, and ice get a separate quote.
Diagnosis and treatment plan priced after a property assessment.
Every recommendation has a reason grounded in what we observed at your property. No blanket treatments. No upsells that don't apply to your yard.
Every lawn has a story. We track what we did, what it cost, and what it fixed — so you always know what's working and why.
Taylor's own yard in Erie is on the same program we offer customers. Relationships over transactions. Every time.
Saturday Yard Co. started because I love a great-looking lawn and I wanted to share that knowledge with my neighbors. I've spent years learning what Colorado turf actually needs — the right cut, the right timing, the right recovery when things go sideways.
I apply that same systems-thinking to every yard on the route. Every property gets a plan. Every recommendation has a purpose. Because a healthier lawn is built through consistency — not guesswork.
I run tight routes across Erie, Lafayette, Louisville, and the surrounding neighborhoods. No subcontractors. No surprises.
Final winter prep visits run next week. Grab a spot now and your lawn heads into the cold ready to come back strong. Takes two minutes to book.