Signed up with this company, the sales pitch sounds lovely until the real deal hits - first they…read moretake payment from a credit card for every visit, I am uncomfortable with that as "I" want to control how I pay, I signed up anyway.
Had 4 treatments done, had to stop it in August. They use the same percentage of fertilizer for everyone - whether you have a manicured lawn in the city or living in the country. Same type of fertilizer whether the lawn is primarily in the shade or in the sun.
I live in the country, have a well, so to pump the water requires electricity, furthermore, I have just about an acre, living in michigan is awfully expensive to water my lawn. I have rarely watered my lawn only in certain spots within 25 feet of the house, in the 29 years I've been here.
I couldn't give them one star, because in the shaded areas, my lawn looked beautiful, however in the sun soaked no shade areas, so many dead spots, I have NEVER had so many dead spots with any other company fertilizing my lawn.
When I put the account on hold, the manager of the location called me and said I have an insect infested lawn. They have a product to fix it, wouldn't you know it. Sales pitch, as if I want to spend any more money for dead spots in my lawn, Nope!
First, I had a company come out in April to work in my yard to fix underground guttering so when the workers I had dug up for new pvc piping, it was sand based and they threw the extra sand onto my lawn. So of course Back to Nature assumed it was insect infected. Sounds like technicians are trained to say this regardless.
If you have a primary shaded city area, then the fertilizer they use will work. However, if any area has no shade, you're taking a chance. I will not be able to use this company again.
