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    Burlington, NC – meet custom DIY lawn care

    Between rolling hills and Piedmont clay, Burlington lawns face their own set of challenges. That's where Sunday comes in.

    Sunday is a DIY lawn care service that takes the guesswork out of growing a healthy yard in North Carolina. We analyze your Burlington property using soil data, local climate patterns, and satellite imagery to create a plan that works specifically for your lawn.

    Unlike traditional lawn care that relies on harsh chemicals and one-size-fits-all approaches, our products use natural ingredients that work with your soil, not against it. Burlington's red clay soil and humid summers require a tailored approach – and that's exactly what we provide.

    Thousands of homeowners trust our methods, as you can see in our Sunday lawn care reviews. We ship everything directly to your door with clear instructions on when and how to apply.

    Ready to see what Sunday can do for lawn care in Burlington? Get your Custom Lawn Plan today.

    How it works

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    Get yard analysis

    Answer a few easy questions about your yard and location to help us create your unique plan.

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    Open your box

    Your first box—including a free soil test—will arrive right when your lawn needs it.

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    Spray it on

    Attach the custom fertilizer to your hose and spray. Then relax and wait for your next box!

    Lawn care for Burlington, North Carolina

    Typical lawn size in Burlington 6781 sq. ft.
    Dominant grass type in Burlington Cool-season grasses like tall fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, and perennial ryegrass
    Typical soil pH for Burlington lawns 6.5, slightly acidic
    Typical organic matter in Burlington lawns 4.14%
    Burlington lawn soil composition 56% sand, 32% silt, 15% clay
    Key soil nutrients in Burlington lawns Phosphorus: 32 ppm, Potassium: 79 ppm, Calcium: 1509 ppm, Iron: 151 ppm

    Burlington lawn care starts with understanding your soil. The typical Burlington yard is around 6,780 square feet with sandy-loam soil that tends to be slightly acidic. This soil makeup means lawns in North Carolina need regular fertilizing to maintain nutrients, especially during peak growing seasons.

    Cool-season grasses thrive in Burlington, making fall the prime time for lawn care activities. To keep your Burlington lawn healthy:

    1. Test your soil with a soil test kit to check nutrient levels
    2. Add nutrients based on your soil's needs - Burlington soils often need extra phosphorus and potassium
    3. Water deeply but less frequently to encourage deep root growth in sandy soil
    4. Mow at the right height for your grass type - usually 2.5-3.5 inches for cool-season grasses

    Get a custom lawn plan tailored to your Burlington yard's specific needs. Check out our lawn care guides for seasonal tips and visit My Plan for personalized advice based on your lawn's conditions.

    Sunday lawn care reviews near Burlington, NC

    Explore over 6,000 five star reviews of Sunday lawn care
    A lawn in Vermont
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    Love Lucky Lawn and Pet Patch!

    We LOVE Sunday! Our heavy traffic lawn (two dogs and a kid) has never been healthier. The Lucky Lawn grass seed is a game changer and invites bumble bees and pollinators to our yard. Love it. And the Pet Patch product seamlessly repairs dog pee damage.

    Emily

    Vermont

    A lawn in Burlington, NJ
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    Beautiful yard

    I started using Sunday last year and it is starting to show, quick and easy, no fuss no expensive fertilizer and it woke up my yard, we have sandy soil in New Jersey so this helps a lot

    David J.

    Burlington, NJ

    A lawn in Woburn, MAA lawn in Woburn, MA
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    Love it

    Stuff works

    Eric

    Woburn, MA

    A lawn in Burlington (East Troy), WI
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    Challenging sloped back yard

    I've only been using the lawn plan for 2 years now but already I can see a big improvement in the health of my yard! Growing new grass still remains a challenge due to the shade, poor compacted soil and the dog potty spots and now the hot rainy weather. I'll try again in fall!

    Kathi

    Burlington (East Troy), WI

    A lawn in Belleville, NJ
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    Lawn Improvement

    My lawn looks good so far this year. Just some bad patches in the back (which only I see!). There is improvement from last year. Not too many weeds this year. Any time I have asked for help, I've gotten a rapid response (within a day). Even identification of some weeds. Please keep up the good work!

    Edward

    Belleville, NJ

    A lawn in Vermont
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    So happy with the results!

    So happy with the results! Looking forward to using again next year!!

    Tracey

    Vermont

    A lawn in Vermont
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    Love Lucky Lawn and Pet Patch!

    We LOVE Sunday! Our heavy traffic lawn (two dogs and a kid) has never been healthier. The Lucky Lawn grass seed is a game changer and invites bumble bees and pollinators to our yard. Love it. And the Pet Patch product seamlessly repairs dog pee damage.

    Emily

    Vermont

    A lawn in Burlington, NJ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Beautiful yard

    I started using Sunday last year and it is starting to show, quick and easy, no fuss no expensive fertilizer and it woke up my yard, we have sandy soil in New Jersey so this helps a lot

    David J.

    Burlington, NJ

    A lawn in Woburn, MAA lawn in Woburn, MA
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    Love it

    Stuff works

    Eric

    Woburn, MA

    A lawn in Burlington (East Troy), WI
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    Challenging sloped back yard

    I've only been using the lawn plan for 2 years now but already I can see a big improvement in the health of my yard! Growing new grass still remains a challenge due to the shade, poor compacted soil and the dog potty spots and now the hot rainy weather. I'll try again in fall!

    Kathi

    Burlington (East Troy), WI

    A lawn in Belleville, NJ
    starstarstarstarstar

    Lawn Improvement

    My lawn looks good so far this year. Just some bad patches in the back (which only I see!). There is improvement from last year. Not too many weeds this year. Any time I have asked for help, I've gotten a rapid response (within a day). Even identification of some weeds. Please keep up the good work!

    Edward

    Belleville, NJ

    A lawn in Vermont
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    So happy with the results!

    So happy with the results! Looking forward to using again next year!!

    Tracey

    Vermont

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      Burlington, North Carolina FAQs

      The average cost of professional lawn care services in Burlington, NC ranges from $45-75 per visit for a standard quarter-acre lawn. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 per season and include fertilizer, soil testing, and expert support - making it a more affordable alternative to traditional services.

      When choosing lawn care in Burlington, NC, consider these key factors:

      1. Evaluate your lawn needs: size, current condition, and specific issues like weeds or bare spots
      2. Compare service options and pricing between DIY and professional services
      3. Check if providers offer customized plans based on your climate and soil
      4. Verify their use of sustainable practices that protect people, pets and the environment
      5. Ensure they provide ongoing support and expertise

      Remember that climate-specific care is essential, as Burlington's transition zone location means your lawn faces both cool and warm-season challenges.

      Lawn care focuses on nurturing your grass through fertilization, weed control, and soil health in Burlington. Lawn maintenance covers routine tasks like mowing, edging, and cleanup. While maintenance keeps your yard tidy, proper lawn care helps develop stronger roots and healthier grass that can better withstand heat and drought.

      Professional lawn care services in Burlington typically cost $45-75 per visit, with annual contracts ranging from $700-1200. Sunday's custom lawn plans start at $55 per season and include fertilizer, soil testing, and expert support - offering significant savings compared to traditional services.

      The 1/3 rule states you should never cut off more than one-third of the grass blade length in a single mowing. This maintains grass health by preventing shock and stress to the plant. For example, if your grass is 3 inches tall, don't cut off more than 1 inch.

      People in Burlington invest in lawn care to maintain healthy grass that can withstand the region's challenging transition zone climate, which experiences both hot summers and cold winters. A well-maintained lawn increases property value, prevents soil erosion, and creates an enjoyable outdoor space while requiring less time and effort than DIY care.

      For May lawn care in Burlington, NC:

      1. Mow grass 2.5-3 inches high when dry
      2. Apply fertilizer early in month before temperatures rise
      3. Spot treat emerging weeds
      4. Water deeply 1-2 times per week, about 1 inch total
      5. Monitor for signs of fungal disease as humidity increases

      Avoid fertilizing during high heat periods later in month. Always water in early morning to prevent fungal issues.

      Seeding is the most cost-effective method to establish a lawn in Burlington, NC. For a typical quarter-acre lot, grass seed costs $100-200, while sod installation runs $2,000-4,000. However, seeding requires more time and careful maintenance during establishment to achieve full coverage.

      How to grow grass in Burlington, North Carolina

      Most common grass type in Burlington Cool-season grasses
      Best way to grow grass in Burlington Seeding
      Recommended grass species for Burlington lawns Tall fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, perennial ryegrass
      When to start growing grass in Burlington Spring: April 9 to April 30, Fall: September 26 to October 17

      Lawn care in Burlington, North Carolina focuses on cool-season grasses like tall fescue, Kentucky bluegrass, and perennial ryegrass. The best way to establish these grasses is through seeding, with two ideal planting windows each year.

      For the best results in your Burlington lawn care:

      1. Plant new grass seed in spring between April 9-30 or fall between September 26-October 17
      2. Choose grass seed varieties that match your yard conditions
      3. Water new grass seed daily until germination
      4. Begin mowing when grass reaches 3 inches tall

      Fall is typically the best time for seeding your Burlington lawn. The cooling temperatures and regular rainfall create perfect growing conditions for cool-season grasses. Spring seeding can also work well, but requires more attention to watering as temperatures warm up.

      Want help picking the right grass seed and care schedule? Get a custom lawn plan based on your specific Burlington growing conditions.

      Burlington, NC lawn care blogs

      bermudagrass

      Bermuda Grass Lawn Care: The Ultimate Guide

      Discover everything about Bermuda grass lawns—from the best fertilizers and when to fertilize, to winter weed treatments and planting Bermuda grass seeds. Get expert tips to achieve a lush, sun-loving lawn.

      comparing cool season and warm season grasses

      Warm-season Grass vs. Cool-season Grass: Choose the Right Grass for Your Lawn

      Learn the differences between warm-season and cool-season grasses to select the best type for your yard. Expert tips from Sunday.

      Bermudagrass lawn

      Growing a Warm-Season Lawn in the East

      Learn how to grow a strong lawn in the east with warm-season grasses including bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, St. Augustinegrass, buffalograss, bahiagrass, and paspalum.

      Growing a Cool-Season Lawn in the East

      Learn how to grow a strong lawn in the east with cool-season grasses including Kentucky bluegrass, annual and perennial ryegrasses, tall fescue, and fine fescue.

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      Check out how many of your neighbors are already making an impact! Every home that switches to Sunday helps make your neighborhood a better place for people, pets, and the planet.

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