Aqualon, Inc.

09/18/2024

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09/17/2024

These dry lawns make me thirsty. This watering season is so different from the last couple. The garden hose just doesn’t cut it.

11/21/2023

We are in the business of watering and feeding lawns. As you may know, in Ohio that is a 10 month gig. So, in the winter we like to have something to do so we purchase houses in need of TLC and work on them. Here is our 2023 offering…

This 1464 square feet Single Family home has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It is located at 120 W Norman Ave, Dayton, OH.

05/16/2023

At Aqualon we watch KPI’s closely. But… PEOPLE are more important!

09/13/2022

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Meet Ashton, a dedicated & hard working tech at Aqualon.

09/05/2022

The Aqualon Turf Management Team has a Great Labor Day offer for new customers on aeration services.
Call our professional team at (937) 846-0986 for an appointment this week!

08/12/2022

World Elephant Day – August 12
Remember to keep your elephants off your lawns today & every day! 🐘😆

Help spread the word about the danger elephants experience every day in our world.

World Elephant Day 2021 will be observed on August 12, dedicated to the preserving and protecting the world's elephants.

08/09/2022

Meet Josh
He is a great asset to the irrigation side of Aqualon.

07/13/2022

Helping Your Customers Cope With Drought
https://ohioia.com/news/helping-your-customers-cope-with-drought/
Along with July’s intense summer heat comes the prospect of seasonal drought.

In Ohio, we get more than our fair share of 90-degree summer days. These extreme temperatures and dry periods can cause cool-season grasses, such as bluegrass and fescue, to become dormant. That’s when irrigation contractors can expect to receive calls from concerned homeowners.

07/04/2022

“America is another name for opportunity.”
— Ralph Waldo Emerson

05/30/2022

For our freedoms: freedom of speech, freedom to worship, freedom to assemble, freedom to petition, freedom of the press and more. On , we remember those who gave their lives, so we could live free.