Keep Your Lawn Safer For People, Pets, And The Planet By Treating Weeds And Bugs With Nothing But Green
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Unlock the potential of lush, healthy trees and shrubs.
Safeguard your greenery with expert care and proactive measures.
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Be Green has been such an amazing company to work with. The customer service has been outstanding and every technician that has come to our home for both lawn care, grass seeding, and mosquito control has been so kind, thorough, and knowledgeable. I am very happy with their service and our lawn looks lush and green because of their work. I couldn't recommend them enough!
Meghan Thwaits

I have been using them for years. I have two small dogs, and I feel safe letting them out after a weed treatment because of how they treat my lawn. I also get compliments on how good my lawn looks. Now my neighbors use them as well!
Jonathan Synovic

We use Be Green to spray for mosquitos at our house and they are great. I also use Be Green for my business in Delafield. They brought my grass back to life and did a better job than I had even expected. I would definitely recommend.
Ben Nader

It has been a breath of fresh air working with Be Green Pro to meet my lawn care goals. Avoiding harmful chemicals has become priority to me so I was prepared to have results that maybe were not as effective as other companies but that has not been the case. My lawn looks better than it ever has. My neighbors consistently make comments about how green it is. This company also clearly cares about their customers as apparent from multiple interactions I've had with employees. Be Green Pro may be a bit more out of pocket but it is definitely worth it.
Ashley Vitale
We’re always transparent with our customers, and even brutally honest. We use the most environmentally friendly products and techniques. However, sometimes a certain pest, fungus, or disease requires “heavier artillery” that can be classified as a toxin. Should that happen, we use dosages, timing, and application techniques that will get the job done with minimal negative impact on people, pets, properties, and the planet. We’re totally committed to always “Be Green”.







We know that in order for trees to thrive, they need specific nutrients at precisely the right timing. And if there are any health issues, then timely evaluation, accurate diagnosis, and precise treatment is absolutely essential. Many people have learned that it’s much more costly to remove and replace a tree than it is to properly care for it preventatively. We can help you to enjoy your healthy trees and shrubs for a long, long time.
End-of-Summer Lawn Recovery in Wisconsin: Repairing Heat, Drought, and Pet Damage Before Fall
By late August, most Southeastern Wisconsin lawns carry the marks of a hard summer: heat-thinned turf, drought-browned patches, and pet or traffic damage in the usual spots. The good news is that the vast majority of it is recoverable, because the best growing season of the year is just ahead. Recovery starts with reading what actually happened, since heat dormancy, true die-off, and pet burn each need a different response.
Learn MoreAugust Lawn Care in Southeast Wisconsin: What Your Organic-Based Program Should Do This Month
August is the pivot month. Your lawn is finishing its hardest season and the best growing window of the year is only weeks away, so a good organic-based program in Southeastern Wisconsin should be doing four things now: finalizing soil-test results and fall renovation plans, keeping fertility light and biological rather than pushing heavy nitrogen into lingering heat, treating disease and grubs only where the property actually shows pressure, and getting aeration and overseeding on the calendar for late August into September.
Learn MoreWatering Your Wisconsin Lawn Through July and August: The Pros and Cons of Pushing Through vs Letting It Sleep
Two valid Wisconsin summer watering strategies — irrigate through or let the lawn go dormant — and what each one costs and produces.
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