Lawn Care
Fairway Lawns creates lawn care programs for Smyrna homeowners who want that thick, even green without turning every weekend into a yard project. We look at your grass type, shade, soil, drainage, and how you actually use the space, then build a plan around your lawn, not a generic schedule.
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Monday – Thursday: 7:00am to 7:00pm CT
Friday: 7:00am to 6:00pm CT
Saturday: 7:00am to 3:00pm CT
Sunday: 10:00am to 5:00pm CT
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In Smyrna, your lawn takes a lot of use, kids throwing a ball around, pets racing the fence line, neighbors stopping to chat in the front yard. Between hot summers, clay-heavy soil, and weeks where it either pours or doesn’t rain at all, even a well-loved yard can start to look tired, thin, or weedy.
We time fertilizer applications around Middle Tennessee's growing season so the turf gets steady nutrition, not one big surge. The goal is deep roots, consistent color, and a lawn that bounces back from heat, foot traffic, and the occasional slip-up in watering.
Smyrna lawns all fight the same troublemakers: crabgrass along the edges, clover sneaking through, and dandelions that show up right before company arrives. We use pre-emergent treatments to keep many weeds from sprouting in the first place, then follow up with post-emergent products that knock back the ones already showing. Your technician focuses on what's actually in your yard, not just what the calendar says.
Newer subdivisions, driveways, and lots of backyard use mean compacted soil is common in Smyrna. Core aeration pulls small plugs from the ground so air, water, and nutrients can finally sink down to the roots. Pairing aeration with overseeing helps fill in bare spots and thicken thin areas, especially in spring or fall when grass wants to grow.
If parts of your lawn fade, thin out, or peel up like old carpet, insects may be working below the surface. Grubs, armyworms, and chinch bugs can undo seasons of care in a short amount of time. When we spot those signs, we recommend targeted treatments that protect the root system and help the yard recover before the damage spreads.
When soil tests show your Smyrna lawn is running too acidic, lime helps bring the pH back in line. That makes your fertilizer more effective and helps your turf actually use the nutrients it's given.
Smyrna sits in the same transition zone as the rest of the Nashville area, so you’ll see both warm-season and cool-season lawns.
Cool-season grasses:
If you’re not sure what’s growing now, your tech can help identify your turf and choose the best strategy for it.
Bermuda grass
Loves full sun and handles heavy activity well
Zoysia grass
Thick, soft turf that feels great under bare feetYou’ll often see:
When we find these in your yard, we’ll explain what’s going on and how we can get in front of it.
Smyrna lawns typically deal with:
Long, warm growing seasons
Sudden, heavy storms that can wash out thin areas
Clay-based soils that compact and hold surface water
That combination makes aeration, proper drainage, and consistent weed control just as important as the fertilizer itself.
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Request a Quote – Tell us about your yard and we’ll outline pricing for your property.
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On-Site Visit – Your tech walks the lawn, checks grass type, shade, and problem spots.
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Custom Plan – We map out fertilization, weed control, and services like aeration or overseeding.
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Scheduled Visits – We treat the lawn on schedule and leave notes so you know what was done.
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Adjust Over Time – As your lawn thickens and looks better, we fine-tune the plan to keep things moving forward.
If your yard feels more "patchy and stubborn" than "green and easy," we're here to help. Request a free lawn care quote for your Smyrna home and we'll build a plan that fits your turf, your routine, and the way your family actually uses the yard.
