GreenAce Lawn Care, LLC

GreenAce Lawn Care sells a seasonal turf program out of Foxborough — fertilizing, pelletized lime, crabgrass prevention, broadleaf weed control, grub proofing and aerate-and-overseed — plus tick and mosquito treatments, across Norfolk and Bristol County towns from Wrentham and Walpole out to North Attleborough. It trades as a Turf Pro, Inc. company and says customers work directly with the owner, who it credits with more than twenty years in the industry. The written accounts are almost all about one man. Frank is named in nearly every one, and what customers describe is a multi-season rebuild rather than a quick green-up. A homeowner writing in 2024 said he was told straight out that a yard full of weeds and crabgrass would take a few years, and that after one year of treatment, aerating and overseeding it already looked far better. Another in 2024 described a patchy mess growing into a fuller, more mature lawn over several years despite poor soil, with the owner volunteering advice on watering along the way. The habits that come up repeatedly are small and practical: a text or email before each visit, paperwork left behind explaining what was applied and what to do afterwards, and treatments that arrive on the schedule agreed at the start of the season — one customer writing in 2023 said he had prepaid in January for five seasons running and the visits had always happened. Two accounts run the other way and are worth weighing. In February 2024 a homeowner in Norton was told the company would not travel that far, even though he read Norton as inside the coverage area on the website; the site's town list now includes Norton among the 'parts of' towns, so confirm your street before you plan around it. In April 2023 a customer of three years wrote that his yard was a mess and growing moss — the one account here of a program that did not work over the long run. The site describes the business as licensed and insured but names no licence number or issuing body, and no registry record is on file. If you are buying pesticide-based tick, mosquito or weed treatments, ask which Massachusetts pesticide applicator licence they hold and to see it, along with proof of insurance and what happens if a season's results fall short.