Clifton, NJ – meet custom DIY lawn care

Traditional lawn care services in Clifton can cost up to $1500 yearly. With Sunday, costs depend on lawn size, specific needs, and plan type. Sunday custom plans start between $55-$100 and include custom fertilizer, soil testing, weed control, and unlimited expert support. Choose from Basic, Keep & Protect, Grow & Renew, or Lawn & Paws options. Sunday's data-driven approach saves homeowners hundreds yearly while delivering better results for your specific Clifton climate and soil.

Select the right Sunday plan by considering your lawn's specific needs. Sunday creates custom plans using your Clifton climate data, lawn size, and soil composition. Start with the Basic Plan for essential nutrients, or upgrade to Keep & Protect for added weed control. The Grow & Renew Plan includes seed or additional nutrients, while Lawn & Paws caters to pet owners. Each plan includes a soil test to further customize future shipments for your lawn's unique needs.

Absolutely! Sunday makes DIY lawn care simple in Clifton with personalized schedules based on your local climate. Products arrive at the right application times throughout your growing season. Your account page shows exactly when to apply each product. For busy schedules, Sunday's products are quick to apply and come with clear instructions. Plus, you have unlimited access to Yard Advisors who can help you adjust your plan as needed.

Sunday designs all products with family safety in mind. Their ingredients break down quickly and don't persist in the environment. The Lawn & Paws plan offers special pet-centered products for Clifton homes. After products dry, normal activity can resume. Sunday uses ingredients you can pronounce, many used by organic farmers, making your lawn safer for barefoot play and pet adventures. They work with nature instead of using harsh chemicals that could harm your family.

Clifton homeowners commonly battle weeds like crabgrass and dandelions, especially in spring and summer. Other challenges include bare spots from pet damage, shade issues from mature trees, and seasonal stresses like summer heat and winter cold. Soil compaction in high-traffic areas and thatch buildup can also affect lawn health. Some lawns may develop brown patches due to fungal issues, particularly during humid periods. Sunday's custom approach addresses these specific regional challenges.