The Silver City — 10 minutes from our shop.
Taunton is our biggest service area and one of our shortest drives — the shop in Dighton sits ten minutes from the Green. From Whittenton’s older colonials to new construction in East Taunton, we treat more lawn styles in the Silver City than anywhere else we work.
That mix is exactly what a science-first program is for. A 1920s lawn under century-old maples and a builder-grade lawn on a stripped house lot fail for opposite reasons — we diagnose first, then treat, instead of running one schedule on every yard.
Taunton sprawls across the Taunton River basin: sandy, fast-draining outwash in the flats, heavier stony till on the hills, and low pockets that stay wet into May. A quick look at your yard usually tells us which lawn you have, and a soil test can confirm it if needed. Sandy yards get slow-release feeding that doesn’t leach; heavy ones get compaction relief first, because fertilizer can’t fix a lawn that roots can’t breathe in.
The city’s housing tells the turf story. Whittenton, Oakland and Westville grew up under maples that now throw dense shade and surface roots — those lawns need shade-tolerant blends and higher mowing, not more nitrogen. East Taunton’s newer subdivisions have the opposite problem: builder lawns seeded on a thin skim of topsoil that thin out by year three. We renovate those from the soil up.
Inland Taunton runs a touch hotter in July and colder in January than the coastal towns we serve. Crabgrass pressure is heavy on sunny sandy yards — pre-emergent timing in April matters — and humid summers bring red thread and dollar spot to underfed lawns. The five-application program is timed to get ahead of each of these, not react to them.
Japanese beetles and European chafers are thick in this valley — if skunks tore up your lawn in September or it peeled back like carpet, that was grubs. Eggs go in during July; preventive treatment in late spring stops the hatch before roots are eaten. We include it in the full program because in Taunton it’s not optional most years.
The city posts seasonal outdoor watering guidance most summers — check the DPW’s current schedule. The good news: a properly fed, deep-rooted lawn needs about an inch a week, and on restricted days a lawn watered deeply twice a week beats one sprinkled daily anyway. We set every program up to survive restriction summers.
We route through every corner of the city. Local pages for the neighborhoods we know street by street:
It is rare to see good customer service and great work results from the same company. Proturf is very responsive to inquiries and did a great job fixing my lawn issues. The lawn looks great!
They do a fantastic job. They fertilize my lawn 5 times per season. The plant new seed when needed. They address any concerns promptly. My lawn is green, lush and weed free. I have been using Erik for about 5 or more years now. I couldn't be happier.
Eric knows what he’s doing! We know our lawn is in good hands for its health and curb appeal. He is professional and trust worthy. Give him a call!
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