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Is
it not cheaper to do this myself?
How soon will I see a difference?
Why use LAWNCare and not someone
else?
When is the best time to start?
What do you do with waste?
If you need a certificate to handle some
of your products how is it safe for our children and
pets?
I have small burnt areas around my lawn.
What could this be?
We want our lawn to peak at a specific
date e.g. a barbeque or my daughter is getting married.
Can you do this?
When completing aeration the cores are
left on the grass. Can you remove these?
Some companies leave all the waste from
scarification in bin bags for me to clear. Can you
take the waste away?
What is in the organic fertilisers?
Do I need to be in when you call?
When is it best to mow before you arrive
for a treatment?
It rained shortly after you treated
my lawn. Is this going to affect the result?
 Is
it not cheaper to do this myself?
The simple answer is in
the long run "NO". This is due to us using
top quality materials and obtaining discount through
bulk buying. We also ensure an even spread of the
product so that you obtain the best results. ...Back
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How soon
will I see a difference?
Dependent on weather conditions
you will usually start seeing a difference within
about 10 days. You will find that you will achieve
a significant improvement after the first year, although
this is dependent on the lawn’s original condition.
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Why use
LAWNCare and not someone else?
We arguably
have the best equipment in the industry. We have a
very strong relationship with Coburns who are a leading
authority in turf management. We develop the best programme
for our climate and soil conditions in Ireland. ...Back
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When is
the best time to start?
As soon as you want to improve
your lawn is the best time to start. The earlier
the lawn gets the nutrients and controls it requires
the more enjoyment you will obtain from your garden.
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What do
you do with waste?
We are qualified in dealing
with waste and comply with all legislation.
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 If
you need a certificate to handle some of your products
how is it safe for our children and pets?
The liquid products are hazardous
when in concentrated form, however, so long as the
correct procedures are followed they are harmless
once dispensed at the correct dilution on your lawn.
This is one of the reasons why we need a certificate
to handle these products. We will put up a notice
informing you, and others, that we have applied a
treatment. This is in order to avoid disturbing the
filtration process for 24 hours. This will give you
the best results. ...Back
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I have
small burnt areas around my lawn. What could this
be?
If you have a female dog
on your lawn this could answer your question. Their
urine could be the cause and the most likely cure
is to get us to re-turf or reseed the specific areas
periodically or you can put up a barrier to stop
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We want
our lawn to peak at a specific  date
e.g. a barbeque or my daughter is getting married.
Can you do this?
Just as happens for Captain's
Day in a golf club or a sporting event we can offer
this service. Talk to us in advance and we will let
you know if it can be done. ...Back
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When
completing aeration the cores are left
on the grass. Can you remove these?
Although they do no harm
they look unsightly.  We
will offer you the option extra of removing these
from your lawn leaving just the holes to do their
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Some companies
leave all the waste from scarification in bin bags
for me to clear. Can you take the waste away?
We will tailor ourselves
to your needs. Your wish is our command. So the answer
is "YES". ...Back
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 What
is in the organic fertilisers?
These products use seaweed
extracts which encourage root growth and grass density.
They need more frequent treatments to aid the control
of moss compared with the non-organic alternatives.
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Do I need
to be in when you call?
Although we will inform
you of your treatment date it is not necessary for
you to be present all we ask is that we have full
access to your lawn. ...Back
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 When
is it best to mow before you arrive for a treatment?
In order for the weed controls
to take effect, they need to gain access through
the leaves. It is therefore best not to cut the lawn
and the leaves of the weeds before treatment. It
is also best to leave the lawn for 3 or 4 days after
treatment this allows the active ingredients to travel
to the roots of the weed thereby ensuring best results.
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It rained
shortly after you treated my lawn. Is this going
to affect the result?
 "NO".
The fertiliser will go into the soil where it is
intended. The weed controls are shower proof to ensure
that they stay effective. If the weeds have not withered
within 10 days please let us know.
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TBC……as we continue
to answer questions to our customers we will update
this page to include more Q & A’s.
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