Keyman Lawn, Tree & Pest

06/09/2026

As a locally owned company, personal service is something we truly value. We believe homeowners should be able to ask questions, talk to knowledgeable local technicians and feel confident about the care their property is receiving.

Thanks again to our customers for continuing to support local!

Learn more about our lawn care services at keymanlawncare.com.

06/04/2026

We see lawns like this every year once grub damage starts.

As grubs feed on grass roots underground, skunks, raccoons and birds begin tearing up the lawn looking for their meal.

We are currently scheduling grub control applications. Preventative grub control can help stop the problem before grubs hatch and settle into your lawn later this summer.

Contact us today: keymanlawncare.com/grub-and-insecticide-control/

06/02/2026

Healthy lawns don’t happen overnight. Through consistent fertilization, w**d control, aeration and overseeding, our team works hard to help homeowners get lawns they can enjoy all season long. We’re proud to provide lawn care designed specifically for Wisconsin conditions.

Learn more at keymanlawncare.com.

05/28/2026

If your lawn has had grub damage before, now is the time to plan ahead.

Preventative grub control is most effective before grubs hatch and nest in your lawn later this summer. Once they start feeding on grass roots, lawns can quickly turn brown and attract skunks, raccoons, and birds digging for food.

We are scheduling grub control applications for early June.

Contact us today to get on our schedule: keymanlawncare.com/grub-and-insecticide-control/

05/24/2026

One of the best compliments we can receive is hearing that we’ve made lawn care one less thing for homeowners to worry about. Our team works hard to keep lawns healthy and looking their best throughout the season so customers can spend more time enjoying their yard.

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05/22/2026

𝐍𝐨𝐰 𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐝𝐮𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐆𝐫𝐮𝐛 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐥 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐉𝐮𝐧𝐞.

When grubs feed on grass roots, lawns can weaken fast. Then, skunks, raccoons and birds tear into the turf looking for a meal.

The good news is that if you know this could be a problem for you, preventative grub control can help stop the problem before it starts.

We are scheduling grub control applications for June. If you’ve dealt with grub damage before, or want to avoid it entirely, now’s the time to reserve your spot.

Visit: keymanlawncare.com/grub-and-insecticide-control

Learn how preventative grub control protects your lawn from root damage and beetle infestations. Find out when and why to apply treatments.

05/19/2026

Recommendations like this mean a lot to our team! From fertilization and w**d control to aeration, overseeding and top dressing, we take pride in providing quality lawn care backed by local experience.

We appreciate the opportunity to help homeowners throughout Dane County build healthier lawns season after season.

Learn more at keymanlawncare.com.

05/16/2026

Hearing feedback like this means a lot to our team, especially from homeowners who have tried other lawn care companies before finding us.

At Keyman, we focus on long-term lawn health through our five-step fertilization and w**d control program designed specifically for Wisconsin lawns. We appreciate the opportunity to help local homeowners get results they can see!

Learn more at keymanlawncare.com.

05/07/2026

Meet Mike. Mike joined Keyman Lawn, Tree & Pest in 2025 as the new owner.

One of his favorite services is top dressing because of the difference it can make in improving soil and helping lawns thrive.

Mike says one common challenge homeowners face in Wisconsin is trying to grow grass in shady areas where seed struggles to establish.

Outside of work, he enjoys pickleball, hiking and traveling with his family.

Quick lawn tip: Cut your grass longer.

If you see Mike out around Dane County, be sure to say hello!

04/30/2026

Meet Christopher.

Christopher joined Keyman Lawn, Tree & Pest last spring and works as a lawn technician serving homeowners across Dane County.

He says one common lawn mistake homeowners make is forgetting that lawns are living organisms that respond differently depending on weather and conditions.

Christopher enjoys working independently and getting to know different areas around Dane County.

Outside of work, he enjoys long-distance biking and reading nonfiction, especially science and history.

Quick lawn tip: Avoid cutting your lawn too short.

If you see Christopher out on lawns this season, be sure to say hello.