Bristol, TN lawn care service at the click of a button

Bristol is known as the Birthplace of Country Music, and nearby is Steele Creek Park. There’s music and nature right outside your doorstep, so don’t waste your weekends doing lawn chores.

Bristol’s hot, humid summers and mild winters can make landscaping quite the chore, but LawnStarter knows Tennessee’s climate, and our pros offer affordable, high-quality lawn care with any service you might need. A happy, healthy lawn is music to our ears.

Best Grass Types for Bristol

Tennessee lies in the transition zone, meaning both warm- and cool-season grasses thrive here. Common grass types for Bristol include:

• Tall Fescue: A low-maintenance grass that tolerates heat and drought, but is slow to recover from damage.
• Kentucky Bluegrass: Has an attractive emerald green color, but is fairly high-maintenance.
• Bermudagrass: Has high wear, drought, and heat tolerance, but poor shade tolerance.
• Zoysiagrass: Handles foot traffic well and tolerates light shade, but turns brown during a drought.
• Perennial Ryegrass: Has a low shade and drought tolerance, but is a great choice if you need a lawn that can withstand heavy foot traffic.

How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn? Mow warm-season grasses once every 4 to 7 days and cool-season grasses weekly or bi-weekly. Continue mowing until the temperature drops below 40°F.

Common Lawn Pests and Diseases in Bristol

In addition to lawn care, LawnStarter’s pros protect your grass from pests and diseases, including these common culprits:

• Armyworms: Most active during the summer months, they feed on the leaves of grass, killing it.
• Grubs: The larvae of beetles feed on the roots of grass.
• Brown Patch: As its name suggests, this disease causes brown patches to appear on your lawn. More common in hot, warm weather.
• Dollar Spot: Causes small circular spots to appear on the grass.

Other Outdoor Services We Offer

Our pros won’t just guard your lawn from pests and diseases. We’ll tackle any landscaping needs you might have.

• Aeration: Our pros relieve compacted soil to let your lawn absorb water and nutrients better.
• Dethatching: Remove excess thatch from your lawn to make it more resilient against diseases.
• Overseeding: When your lawn looks thin and worn, our pros will spread new grass over it to make it look better.

With LawnStarter in your corner, you don’t have to worry about lawn chores and can spend the day with your family. All you have to do is call, click, or use the LawnStarter app, and you’ll get quotes instantly. It’s that easy.