Frequently Asked Questions

We ask all pet owners to keep pets inside during the application. We want your pets safe as well. Once the product is dry and aerates it is safe. 1 hour is sufficient.

The color will fade away and disappear after a few days. It will get lighter and lighter with the sun.

Yes, if you purchase one of our subscription models. We take tremendous pride in serving our customers, neighbors, friends, and family. If Mother Nature has other plans and the weeds start to grow back just let us know and we will be back out to spot treat for free no questions asked.

No. We spray around the plants and stay away from any exposed root systems.

The existing weeds will start deteriorating between 10-14 days. The product moves from the leaves down to the root and kills the weed from the root up.

While the product works to kill the weed from the root up, removing dead weeds can improve the aesthetic of your property and prevent them from becoming a fire hazard, especially in the dry desert climate. For best results, it's recommended to pull or rake dead weeds once they have fully deteriorated.

For optimal results and year-round protection, we recommend a seasonal maintenance program. This typically involves treatments every 3-4 months, adjusted based on the specific weed pressures and climate conditions in Rincon Valley. Our team can provide a personalized recommendation during your consultation.

We treat a wide variety of common broadleaf and grassy weeds found in the Southern Arizona desert, including but not limited to: tumbleweeds, goatheads, bindweed, Bermuda grass, crabgrass, and various annual and perennial weeds. Our local expertise ensures we target the most problematic species for your area.

Yes, safety is our top priority. Similar to pets, we advise keeping children away from treated areas during application and until the product has completely dried, which is typically within one hour. Our technicians are trained to apply products safely and efficiently, minimizing any potential exposure.

Pre-emergent herbicides are applied before weeds sprout. They create a chemical barrier in the soil that prevents weed seeds from germinating, offering proactive control.

Post-emergent herbicides are applied to existing, actively growing weeds. They are designed to kill weeds that have already emerged from the soil. We use a combination of both for comprehensive weed management.