On this episode of The Bob Carr Show, Bob and co-worker, Grayden, discuss a tough drainage problem TLC, Inc. recently fixed in Laurel, Maryland. The job took a week to complete, but once finished, the client no longer has a… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘spring lawn care’
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Why Winterizing Your Lawn Sprinkler System is Important
Professionally winterizing your lawn sprinkler irrigation system will ensure you don’t have costly repairs in the spring. If you don’t winterize your system, you run the risk that water will freeze in the pipes, valves, and sprinkler heads. When… Read More
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Commercial Irrigation Repair & Maintenance at Navy Stadium
TLC performing repairs and general maintenance to the commercial irrigation system at the beautiful Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis, Maryland!
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Installing an Automatic Lawn Sprinkler System in Washington, DC
Installing an Automatic Lawn Sprinkler System in Washington, DC Have you been thinking about finally taking the plunge and having a lawn sprinkler system installed? It’s certainly worth thinking about. After all, an automated lawn sprinkler system offers many… Read More
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3 Key Benefits to Overseeding and Aerating Your Yard in Fall
Aeration & overseeding now will ensure a beautiful lawn this fall and easier maintenance in the spring.
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How to Have a Healthy, Green Lawn and Landscape
Conserve water, save money, AND improve your lawn’s health! Have you been thinking about finally taking the plunge and having a lawn sprinkler system installed? It’s certainly worth thinking about. After all, an automated lawn sprinkler system offers many benefits:… Read More
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7 Subtle Signs You Have a Lawn Drainage Problem
Do you have a problem with water drainage in your lawn? In many cases the answer to that question is obvious. If you have a semi-permanent, undesired wading pond in your yard, then you have an obvious drainage problem. If… Read More
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Top 5 Signs You’re Overwatering Your Lawn
As we move into spring, and as spring heats up into summer, you’ll be watering your lawn more and more frequently. After all, the math is pretty simple: hotter weather + less frequent rain = more watering. But more isn’t… Read More