Lawn Care for Lebanon County
Eric Moyer handles lawn care in Lebanon, PA from the first spring cleanup to the last leaves in fall. Weed control and lawn treatments are applied under a Pennsylvania pesticide applicator license, and the work is timed to how cool-season grass actually grows here, with feeding, seeding and aerating in the weeks that count.
About Eric Moyer
Eric Moyer runs a lawn care business from 6 W Center St in Lebanon. Eric and his crew look after residential lawns and commercial grounds around the city, from regular mowing and trimming to spring and fall cleanups.
Eric also holds a Pennsylvania pesticide applicator license, so weed control and lawn treatments can be handled by the same person who mows the lawn.
In their Google reviews, customers point to showing up on time, attention to detail, quality equipment and fair prices.
Ways we can help
Pick one job or combine several, from regular mowing to a single fall cleanup. Each card below sums up what the work covers.
One call, one price
Call with your address and a quick description: overgrown, thin, weedy or buried in leaves. Eric will tell you which service fits your lawn.
Through the year
Cool-season grass grows hardest in spring and again in fall, and slows down in the summer heat. Lawn care works best when it follows that rhythm instead of a fixed calendar.
March to May
Leaves, sticks and matted grass come off the lawn and beds so new growth gets light and air.
Spring CleanupPre-emergent goes down in early to mid spring, before crabgrass seed germinates.
Weed ControlRegular mowing begins as the grass greens up, with a mid-to-late spring feeding to support it.
Spring lawn feedingA fresh layer of mulch holds moisture and keeps weeds down through the summer.
MulchingJune to August
Cool-season grass slows down in the heat. Leaving it taller shades the soil and helps it hold up through dry spells.
Lawn MowingPreventive grub treatment goes down from mid-June to mid-July, before young grubs start feeding on roots.
Grub control treatmentsTrimming after the spring flush of growth keeps shrubs tidy and off walkways and windows.
Shrub & Hedge TrimmingSeptember to November
Late summer into early fall is the best window to loosen compacted soil and seed thin areas.
Lawn Aeration & OverseedingA late-summer to early-fall feeding helps the lawn recover from summer and build roots before winter.
Fall lawn feedingLeaves left to mat down block light and can smother patches of lawn by spring.
Leaf Removal & Fall CleanupWeed control & treatments
In Pennsylvania, applying weed killers, crabgrass pre-emergents or grub control to someone else's lawn for pay requires certification from the state Department of Agriculture. Eric holds that license.
Fertilizer on its own needs no license in Pennsylvania. Weed killers, crabgrass pre-emergents and grub control do, and Eric is licensed to apply them.
Questions about a treatment? Call (717) 527-6546
Pennsylvania rules for lawn fertilizer
Every product label sets how much can go down on a given area. Putting down more doesn't help the grass, and the extra can end up washing off the lawn.
Fertilizer isn't spread next to streams, storm drains or drainage ditches, where it could wash straight into local waterways.
If a heavy storm is in the forecast, the application waits. Hard rain right after spreading can carry product off before it soaks in.
Granules that land on pavement get swept back onto the grass instead of being left to wash into the street and drains.
Pennsylvania limits phosphorus in lawn fertilizer. It goes down only when a soil test shows the lawn actually needs it.
Source: PA Department of Agriculture
Homes & businesses
Eric looks after lawns for homeowners and for commercial properties around Lebanon, from a single front yard to grounds with steep slopes.
For homeowners
Front yards, back yards and the beds around the house, whether it is one overgrown yard or a lawn you want kept up all season.
For businesses
Commercial grounds need to look kept week after week, often across more ground and rougher terrain. Eric already looks after commercial accounts, with quality equipment and a crew.
What happens next
Here is what happens from the first call to a finished lawn.
Tell Eric where the property is and what you'd like done, whether that's mowing, a cleanup, a treatment or something you've noticed in the lawn. Call Monday to Saturday during business hours.
The price depends on the lawn's size, its condition and the services you choose. You'll know what the visit costs before anything is booked.
Mowing, cleanup or treatment is carried out on the agreed day, and any product goes down at the rate on its label.
One visit, one bill. Book again when the lawn needs it, or keep a regular schedule going.
Customer feedback
Reviews from Eric Moyer's Google Business Profile.
Local lawn care, start to finish
One local business on West Center Street for the mowing, treatments and seasonal lawn care Lebanon homes and businesses need.
Eric works from 6 W Center St in Lebanon, close to the lawns he looks after.
Weed control, crabgrass pre-emergent and grub treatments are applied under a Pennsylvania pesticide applicator license.
Each visit is priced and paid on its own. Book a single cleanup or keep regular mowing going. Your choice.
Feeding, seeding and aeration are planned around how cool-season grass grows here, following Penn State guidance.
Talk with Eric about your lawn
Open Mon to SatHomes and businesses
Recent work
Helpful answers
Still have a question? Call (717) 527-6546 and ask about your lawn before you decide whether to book a visit.
Eric Moyer works in Lebanon, PA, from 6 W Center St. If your home is just outside the city, call and ask before ruling it out.
No. Each visit is paid for on its own. You can book a single cleanup or a one-time treatment, or set up regular mowing, without committing to a full season.
Yes. Eric holds a Pennsylvania pesticide applicator license from the state Department of Agriculture, which is required to apply weed killers, crabgrass pre-emergents and grub control to other people’s lawns.
It depends on the size of the lawn, how often you want the work done, the condition it’s in (overgrown, thin, covered in leaves), slopes and obstacles, and which services you combine. Call with your address and a short description, and you’ll get a price before anything is booked.
For cool-season lawns in Pennsylvania, late summer into early fall is the best window. The soil is still warm for seed to sprout, the air is cooler, and the new grass has time to root before winter.
Mon to Fri: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Saturday: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Sunday: Closed.
Areas we serve
Working from 6 W Center St, Eric Moyer handles the lawn care Lebanon, PA properties need across the 17042 and 17046 ZIP codes. Call with your address to confirm your street and set up a visit.
Open Mon to Sat
Call with your address and what the lawn needs, and set up a visit with Eric.
