Lawn Care Clover SC
Bermuda & Centipede Specialists. No Guesswork. Just Green.

Clover SC yards mix Bermuda and Centipede depending on lot age and sun exposure. Older established homes near the town center often have Centipede, which does well in Clover's slightly acidic sandy loam soil. Newer subdivisions on the outskirts typically have Bermuda sod. The distinction matters because Bermuda and Centipede have very different care requirements — Centipede needs far less fertilizer and mowing height should stay higher than Bermuda.

Mowing starts at $49/week for yards up to 6,000 sq ft, $63/week for 6,000–9,000 sq ft, and $77/week for 9,000–14,000 sq ft. Fire ant whole-yard treatment from $85. Mosquito barrier spray from $75/visit. Free estimates — call +1 (839) 746-6007.

Yes. Clover's York County location puts it in Zone 7b, where fire ant populations are active April through October and dormant but alive during winter. The red clay and sandy loam mix soil in Clover is warm enough to sustain fire ant colonies year-round. Individual mound treatment doesn't work well — colonies just relocate. Whole-yard broadcast treatment from $85 is the only reliable way to eliminate an established fire ant problem.

Timing depends on your grass type. For Bermuda, the first fertilizer application goes down when daytime temps consistently hit 65°F — usually late April in Clover's Zone 7b. For Centipede, fertilize even less: one light application in May or June, never in early spring. Over-fertilizing Centipede is a very common mistake that causes fast growth at the expense of root health. We match fertilizer timing and rates to the specific grass on your property.