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Holmes Lawn & Pest provides the best lawn care services in Lehi, Utah. With years of experience and proven results, our team will take your lawn to the next level while keeping the bugs at bay! Call us today to find out more about services like lawn fertiliation, weed control, pest control, and more!

Feeding matched to Lehi's seasons for deep roots and even color, with pre-emergent and spot weed treatments built into every visit.

Grub and billbug prevention protects roots in the lawn; a perimeter barrier keeps ants, spiders and wasps out of the house.
Visits are spaced about 5–6 weeks apart, from the first spring green-up through winterizing in late fall.
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Holmes is fantastic! They are extremely organized, responsive, and fantastic communicators. We’ve used them for our home’s fertilization and weed treatment.
I’ve been with them for about 3 years and they are the best I’ve ever had. If I ever have a problem they come right out to treat it.
Great service and my lawn looks amazing. Best in town. Thank you Travis!
They do a great job! Easy to work with and always reliable.
"You're happy or it's free guaranteed. Simply put, we know we are the best at lawn and pest. If you aren't happy, we will fix it for free. If you're still not happy, we will refund your last service, guaranteed."Travis Holmes
Holmes provides professional lawn fertilization and weed control services in Lehi, UT, designed to help local homeowners maintain thick, healthy turf throughout the growing season. Our approach begins early in the spring with a carefully timed pre-emergent application across your lawn. This treatment forms a protective barrier in the soil that prevents weed seedlings from taking hold, allowing your grass to grow freely without competing for moisture, nutrients, or sunlight.
As the season progresses, we apply granular, slow-release fertilizers during the spring and fall to deliver steady, long-lasting nutrition that supports root development and overall turf strength. During the peak of summer, when high temperatures and intense sun quickly drain nutrients from the soil, fast-acting fertilizers are used to keep your lawn resilient and vibrant.
Our lawn pest control services target hotspots in your yard and provide a protective barrier around your home. Holmes technicians are highly skilled and trained in safe and effective pest control for your property. From ticks and fleas taking over your lawn to spiders and ants trying to get into your home, our outdoor pest control services have your Lehi property covered!
We also offer liquid lawn aeration, when needed, to make sure your turf stays healthy and does not attract pests or weeds. Our lawn aeration services help break up compacted soil, allowing your lawn to breathe and absorb essential nutrients more efficiently. We recommend scheduling lawn aeration at least once a year to keep your grass healthy and to create a more welcoming lawn year-round.
A Lehi lawn doesn't grow like a lawn in Salt Lake or St. George. Here's what our technicians plan around on every visit.
Lehi's pressurized irrigation runs April 15 – October 15, and sprinklers can't run on back-to-back days. We time fertilizer so it's watered in on your schedule.
July is Lehi's driest month. Summer feedings switch to fast-acting nutrients and we watch for drought stress vs. disease so the right fix gets applied.
Many Lehi yards sit on compacted soil left from construction. Liquid aeration helps water and nutrients reach roots without leaving plugs on the lawn.
Call or fill out the form. We measure your yard and send a price.
Your technician inspects the turf and applies the right round for the season.
We return every 5–6 weeks. Problem in between? We come back free.
Lehi irrigation opens April 15; the city asks residents to hold off watering lawns until May when possible.
July is the driest month in Lehi, and sprinklers can’t run on consecutive days.
Irrigation shuts off October 15, so fall work has a deadline in Lehi.
Turf is dormant, but a few habits protect it until spring.
Want more? Read our fall lawn care questions for Utah.
No. We don’t require a contract for any service. You stay because the results are good, not because you’re locked in.
Our program includes seven treatments, spaced about 5–6 weeks apart. Depending on your lawn they include liquid fertilization, grub and billbug prevention, and liquid aeration.
We usually begin in early spring, as soon as the ground thaws, and finish with a winterizer in late fall. Weather decides the exact dates, and we’ll let you know before each visit.
Keep kids and pets off treated areas until the application has dried, usually about an hour. Your technician will leave a note with what was applied and when the lawn is ready.
Wait for a couple of hours before mowing so the product can work. Watering depends on the application, and your technician’s note will tell you exactly what to do.
If rain would wash out a treatment, we’ll reschedule and let you know. If a treatment doesn’t take because of weather, we come back free.
Liquid aeration uses natural compounds that break up compacted soil so water, air and nutrients reach the roots. Unlike core aeration, it leaves no soil plugs and can be applied throughout the season.
We look at soil compaction, signs of drought or irrigation stress, insect damage and disease. Lehi soils tend to be alkaline, so instead of adding lime we look for iron deficiency and adjust your feeding plan.
We treat Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, fine fescues and perennial ryegrass, the most common grasses in Salt Lake County lawns, and tailor each treatment to your turf.
If you are ready to experience the best lawn care services in the area, we are standing by and ready to go to work for you. Call us today for a FREE consultation and quote on the top-rated lawn care services in Lehi!
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