Moore's Lawn Maintenance

We are family owned, operated and have been providing lawn maintenance for residential and commercial clients in DuPage County since 1994. We seek to serve greater DuPage residential communities with the finest property maintenance for all seasons with courtesy, professionalism and competitive pricing. Our first priority is to deliver to our clients the contentment and serenity of a beautifully maintained property. We want you to love your lawn and we work hard to make it blossom for you with our environmentally-friendly products and methods.

A good fertilizer program is the basis of a healthy lawn. We offer fertilization programs that are designed with your goals and your lawns condition in mind. Using our fertilizers will provide quick results along with sustained color. Last season we noticed a lot more weeds and insect activity than usual. It is best to take care of your lawn before this occurs. We highly suggest our full service program which consists of 6 applications of Fertilizer and Weed Control and we recommend 3 Insect Control applications.

Compacted soil and thatch are the two biggest obstacles to a beautiful lawn. They tend to suffocate grass plants by preventing air, water and nutrients from reaching the root zone. This means your lawn looks less than satisfactory in spite of adequate fertilization, water and tender loving care! Core Aeration opens up the thatch and helps relieve compaction. It should be a regular part of your annual lawn maintenance program. We also recommend applying Grass Seed, Starter Fertilizer & Moisture Manager with a rotary spreader after the Core Aeration.

Our Mosquito Control can reduce your risk of potentially transmitted viruses and diseases such as West Nile, Malaria, Encephalitis and Dog Heartworm. Your family and pets are worth the small price to pay for this service! Safety concerns are spreading around the world and within the United States about Zika Virus rapidly spreading. It is now more important than ever to understand the facts and preventative steps you can take to help protect yourself and your family. News like this can be scary and sometimes overwhelming.