Treemendous Landscape - Plainfield's Qualified Landscaping
23736 W 119th St, Plainfield, IL 60544
Local Business Overview
Treemendous Landscape is a local, family-owned landscaping company serving Plainfield, IL. We specialize in diagnosing and solving the common lawn issues that frustrate homeowners in our area, such as patchy, thin grass and stubborn lawn fungus diseases. Our approach combines expert knowledge of local soil conditions with proven treatments and maintenance practices. We don't just apply a one-size-fits-all solution; we assess your specific lawn's health to create a customized plan for recovery and long-term resilience. From proper aeration and seeding to targeted disease control, we help Plainfield residents transform their troubled lawns into thick, healthy, and beautiful outdoor spaces they can enjoy.
Provided Services
- Lawn care
- Tree care services
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my lawn in Plainfield patchy and thin, and what can you do to fix it?
Patchy lawns in Plainfield are often caused by compacted soil, poor drainage, or improper mowing/watering. We start with a soil analysis to identify the root cause, then recommend solutions like core aeration to relieve compaction, overseeding with hardy grass varieties suited to our climate, and adjusting your irrigation schedule. Our tailored approach helps fill in bare spots and build a thicker, more durable turf.
What are common lawn fungus diseases in our area, and how do you treat them?
Plainfield's humid summers can lead to fungal issues like brown patch and dollar spot, which cause discolored, dying grass patches. Our treatment begins with accurate diagnosis. We then apply targeted, EPA-approved fungicides and implement cultural practices like improving air circulation and adjusting fertilization to stop the spread and help your lawn recover. We also advise on preventative care to reduce future outbreaks.
As a local expert, what's your top tip for maintaining a healthy lawn in Plainfield?
The most important tip is deep, infrequent watering. Watering early in the morning, 1-1.5 inches per week, encourages deep root growth and helps the grass withstand drought and disease far better than frequent, shallow watering. Combined with proper mowing height (keeping grass around 3 inches tall) and regular aeration, this simple practice is the foundation of a resilient lawn in our local climate.

















