Marcus Blair
So far I’ve been impressed with Blue Duck lawn care. This will be my first spring with them , so I’m excited to see how the hard work they put in last off season pays off!
Blue Duck Lawn Care provides lawn care, pest control and holiday-light installation in Fishers and north-side Indianapolis communities. Its history traces to a lawn-care operation built in 2017 that later became Blue Duck; the company no longer provides mowing.
Fishers, Westfield, Broad Ripple, Greenfield, Franklin, Danville, Noblesville, McCordsville, Zionsville and Carmel.
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10 services listed, including Fertilization and weed control, Core aeration and Liquid aeration. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 4.9 from 224 reviews.
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Customers describe attentive visits and helpful communication, including an explained treatment and a crew that walked the property to check for missed areas. One customer also appreciated emailed watering guidance and a trampoline moved during slice-seeding and overseeding work.
So far I’ve been impressed with Blue Duck lawn care. This will be my first spring with them , so I’m excited to see how the hard work they put in last off season pays off!
We had our yard aerated and over seeded. Blue Duck team did a fantastic job. Set up was easy, and service was great! We were very pleased! Definitely recommend!
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The Happy Lawn Analysis includes a technician walkthrough to identify problem areas and outline how they will be addressed.
For customers in a fertilization program, Blue Duck sends flags for buried cable lines, sprinkler systems and invisible dog fences, allowing the crew to avoid those areas.
Mowing can resume shortly after aeration and overseeding once the seed has been watered in properly. Waiting two to three weeks for new seedlings to establish is optional.