23112, 23113, 23114
Midlothian
From $90 on a typical 0.33-acre lot
Chesterfield County | Fertilization & weed control
Fertilization & Weed Control in Chesterfield, VA
A 6-step tall fescue program priced per application, applied by VDACS-certified pros.
From $75 for a quarter-acre lot
- Insured providers, verified annually
- VDACS-certified applicators
- One match, one call
- No contracts
A six-application program built for tall fescue in Chesterfield's clay soils: pre-emergent for crabgrass in late winter, broadleaf control in spring, summer protection, and the fall nitrogen feedings that actually build a fescue lawn. Only VDACS-certified commercial applicators are matched for this service - Virginia requires it, and we verify it.
What's included
Every visit, every time.
- Round 1 (Feb-Mar): pre-emergent crabgrass control
- Round 2 (Apr-May): broadleaf weed control + light feed
- Round 3 (May-Jun): second pre-emergent split + grub preventive option
- Round 4 (Sep): fall fertilizer
- Round 5 (Oct): fall fertilizer + broadleaf
- Round 6 (Nov): winterizer + lime if soil test calls for it
How it works
From address to first visit.
- 1
Price your program
Per-application range from your turf area. Six rounds a year, no upfront payment required.
- 2
Certified applicator confirms
Your matched provider confirms the price and, if you want it, pulls a soil sample for pH.
- 3
Rounds go down on schedule
You get a text before each visit and a note on what went down.
From $75
All pricing Fertilization & Weed Control prices in Chesterfield
By lawn size. Your parcel sets your exact range.
| Lawn size | Approx. turf | Per application |
|---|---|---|
| Under 1/4 acre | 4,510 sq ft | $65-$85 x 6 apps |
| 1/4 - 1/2 acre | 10,412 sq ft | $90-$115 x 6 apps |
| 1/2 - 1 acre | 25,562 sq ft | $150-$190 x 6 apps |
| 1 acre + | 40,000 sq ft | $205-$265 x 6 apps |
Ranges are calibrated to Chesterfield County providers and priced from turf area, not lot size. Type your address for your parcel's exact range.
Timing
When to do it in Chesterfield.
The whole program hinges on two windows: pre-emergent must be down before soil temperatures hold 50 F for several days - early March in a normal Chesterfield year, late February in a warm one - and the heavy nitrogen belongs in September, October and November, not spring. Spring feeding pushes top growth that fescue can't sustain in July.
Where we offer it
All service areasFertilization & Weed Control across Chesterfield County.
Each area is priced from its own typical lot and matched with a provider already working there.
23112, 23113, 23114
23831, 23836
Chester
From $85 on a typical 0.3-acre lot
23234, 23235, 23236, 23237
North Chesterfield
From $80 on a typical 0.28-acre lot
23235, 23225
Bon Air
From $115 on a typical 0.5-acre lot
23832, 23838
Chesterfield
From $95 on a typical 0.35-acre lot
23120
Moseley
From $85 on a typical 0.3-acre lot
23834
Colonial Heights
From $75 on a typical 0.25-acre lot
23112
Brandermill
From $100 on a typical 0.4-acre lot
23112
Woodlake
From $100 on a typical 0.38-acre lot
Questions homeowners ask
How much does a fertilization program cost in Chesterfield?
For a typical quarter-acre lot, $65-$90 per application, six applications a year. Larger lots scale with turf area. Your range comes from your parcel - type your address.
Does the provider need a license?
Yes. Commercial pesticide application in Virginia requires VDACS certification. We only match certified applicators for this service and keep certificate numbers on file.
When should pre-emergent go down in Chesterfield?
Before soil hits 50 F for several consecutive days - typically the first week of March. Our February banner is the reminder.
Do I need lime?
Chesterfield's clay soils tend acidic. A soil test decides it; most programs include lime in the November round when pH is under 6.0.
Can I mow after an application?
Wait 24 hours after a liquid weed control application; granular fertilizer can be mowed after it's watered in.
Is it safe for kids and pets?
Products are applied per label; keep kids and pets off until the lawn is dry after liquid applications (usually 1-2 hours). Your provider leaves a flag and a text with specifics.