Our fertilization and weed control program ensures your lawn receives the nutrients it needs to be beautiful, thick and green.
Our goal has always been to create a lawn care business with the resources of a national company while maintaining the high-level of service and care that only a family-owned, local company can provide. Andy Kadrich, Chief Executive Officer, started Turf Masters in his basement in 2002 with just a few customers. His goal was, and still is, to treat every lawn perfectly. The business quickly grew and in 2004. We moved our headquarters and operations to what is now our Woodstock Branch location. Today, with 10 Branch locations in 4 Southeastern states, Turf Masters remains a family-owned company with an emphasis on quality and customer service.
Community involvement and charity is close to the heart of Turf Masters founder and his wife, Andy and Sally Kadrich. Supporting the communities that support our business has always been important to me. Without the community and those who live in it, this business would not exist, said Kadrich. Turf Masters proudly supports many charities and organizations.
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