ABOUT RAL LAWN & SHRUB
ABOUT RAL Our focus is on the health and "long-term” beauty of your lawn, trees and shrubs, rather than purely the aesthetics. With RAL you will receive programs tailored to your lawn's specific needs, and your budget. Where your ornamental trees and shrubs don’t just get ignored and left to fend for themselves. Instead they’ll get customized treatment plans depending on the disease or pest that is plaguing them. Applied by applicators who are fully licensed and certified by the State of Michigan in accordance with the state's strict regulations for the application of pesticides.
OUR MISSION To provide high-quality lawn care at reasonable prices, while minimizing pesticides usage by spot treating infested areas rather than blanket applying to your entire lawn. By staying true to the mission statement, we're making less of an impact on both our customers’ wallets and the environment, while helping to keep your property beautiful,because a healthy lawn is a beautiful lawn.
's PROGRAMS
Ral's Lawn Care Program is a 7 Application / Round Program that produces the best results. We use custom blended fertilizers chosen for specific micro-nutrients vital to Michigan's environment and the types of grasses used here.
This program combined with the recommended add-ons, the proper watering schedule ,and service calls, will keep your lawn thick and healthy.
And a healthy lawn is a beautiful lawn.
Our Commercial Lawn Care Services
The appearance of your business or storefront is vital to the success of the business. We offer services to keep your business and storefront lawn healthy year round!
Fertilization Programs
For lawns and other grass areas of property and/or parking lot.
Irrigation Services & Repairs
We make sure your lawn and other grass areas remain well-watered and your irrigation systems are operational.
Insect & Pest Control
For lawns, trees, flower and shrub beds.
Pre-Emergent & Post-Emergent
Pre-Emergent weed control - with fertilization applications
Post-Emergent Weed Control - Spot treatment of affected areas of lawn, beds or cracks in the parking lot.
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CONTACT
Phone: 248-584-3506
ADDRESS
P.O BOX 532
HAZEL PARK, MI
48030
HOURS
Mon - Fri:
Saturday:
Sunday:
8am - 8pm
9am - 7pm
9am - 6pm
CustomerService@RALLawnCare.com
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For estimates, billing, questions, or comments.
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Office Manager/ Roger's Assistant, billing, etc.
Disclaimer: Ral Lawn & Shrub does not mow, cut, or trim lawns. Sorry! However, we do know someone who does. Learn more.
FAQs and Tips
How should I cut my lawn?
The way you should cut your lawn will vary depending on the time of the year. For the first and last cutting of the year, you should cut your lawn at about 2-1/2 inches. After that, increase the length by 1/4 inch with each cutting until you 3 to 3-1/2 inches.
During the summer, temperatures can reach above 90 degrees. At this temperature, you should cut your lawn at 3-1/2 inches. In late October, decrease the cutting height by 1/4 inch until you get to 2-1/2 inches.
How often should I cut my lawn?
For a healthy and thick lawn, you should cut it about once a week. Do not cut more than 1/3 of grass blade at a time.
How should I trim around my lawn?
Trimming/Weed Whipping should be done the same height as the grass (about 3 inches). Trimming/Weed Whipping below 3 inches will cause crabgrass and other weeds to germinate. Edging should be done in a way so that the cut is not to deep. If the edging is too deep, weed seeds can be brought to the surface.
How often should I water my lawn and how much?
During late fall through early spring, nature will provide all of the necessary moisture that your lawn will need. From April 1st to May 14th, watering is not typically required unless there are severe drought conditions present. From May 15th to June 30th, water your lawn 2/10 of an inch every other day. From July 1st to August 31st, water your lawn 3/10th of an inch every other day. If the temperature is over 85 degrees, cool the grass blades with light watering around noon daily. From September 1st to November 15th, water as needed (not usually needed unless drought conditions present).
We recommend that you do not water your lawn between 5pm and 5am.
