Goshen, Orange County, NY

Lawn Care & Tick Control in Goshen, NY

Lawn programs and tick and mosquito control for Goshen village lots, horse farms, and Wallkill lowland properties.

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Goshen, Orange County

Lawn care and tick control built for Goshen yards

Goshen is the county seat and the home of harness racing, and it looks the part: a compact village of older homes ringed by horse farms, rolling pasture, and the Wallkill River lowlands.

Village lawns are modest and shaded by street trees. Outside the village, yards border pasture and hedgerow, where deer, ticks, and blowing weed seed are part of the landscape.

Lawn Care

Lawn care in Goshen

Goshen lawns split between shaded village lots and open farm-edge lawns, and we run different programs for each.

  • Shade-tolerant overseeding and moss control for older village lots under mature trees.
  • Full-sun fertilization and broadleaf weed control for open lawns bordering pasture.
  • Fall core aeration on the heavy soils common through the Wallkill valley.
Lawn care services

Tick & Pest Control

Tick and mosquito control in Goshen

Hedgerows and pasture edges around Goshen carry deer, and the river lowlands breed mosquitoes.

  • Barrier treatments along hedgerows, tree lines, and fence rows where yards meet farmland.
  • Mosquito treatments on shaded vegetation, especially on lots near the Wallkill and its creeks.
  • Coordination with barn and turnout schedules on horse properties.
Tick & pest control services

Where we work in Goshen

Neighborhoods and landmarks on our Goshen route

  • Goshen Village
  • Historic Track area
  • Arcadia Hills
  • Chester Road
  • Scotchtown

Nearby towns we serve

Same crew, same calendar, next town over

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Goshen FAQs

Questions we hear from Goshen homeowners

Yes. We treat the residential yard and its edges, keep buffers from paddocks and water, and time visits around turnout.

Mature maples take the light and water. Fall aeration and overseeding with fine fescue, plus a higher mowing height in the shaded strip, make the most of what is there.

Every three to four weeks from spring through fall on a seasonal program, concentrated on the edges where deer enter the property.