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TNT Lawn & Pest Control proudly serves Stillwater, Perkins, Cushing, Ripley, Morrison, Perry, Yale, and surrounding communities.

Our six-round program is designed specifically for Oklahoma lawns and seasonal weed pressures. Programs are adjusted based on lawn condition, weather, and turf type.

Typical treatments include:

• Pre-emergent weed control
• Post-emergent weed treatments
• Fertilization
• Nutsedge and grassy weed control
• Seasonal lawn health applications

Unlike many full-service lawn companies, we focus on turf health, weed control, and pest management rather than mowing.

We specialize in:

• Weed control
• Fertilization
• Fungicide treatments
• Lime treatments
• Soil sampling and analysis
• Flea and tick yard treatments
• Grub and mole treatments
• Gopher treatments
• Perimeter pest control

No. TNT focuses on professional weed control, fertilization, and pest management services. This allows us to specialize in healthier turf and better long-term lawn results.

Most lawns are treated approximately every 4 to 8 weeks depending on the season and service type.

Some weeds begin curling or yellowing within days, while others can take multiple treatments to fully control. Thick, healthy turf is built over time through consistent treatments and proper watering and mowing practices.

Yes. Once applications are dry, lawns are generally safe for normal activity. We always recommend following any instructions left by your technician.

We typically recommend waiting 24 hours after treatment before mowing whenever possible to allow products time to absorb effectively.

It depends on the application. Some treatments benefit from watering, while others require a dry period first. Your technician will leave clear instructions after each visit.

Weed control is a process, not an overnight fix. Oklahoma weather, wind, mowing practices, irrigation, and neighboring properties all impact weed pressure. Some weeds require repeated applications for full control.

Winterkill occurs when grass is damaged by harsh winter conditions, rapid temperature swings, drought stress, or disease. It is common in Oklahoma Bermuda lawns and can sometimes be mistaken for dead grass or chemical damage.

A soil sample helps identify nutrient deficiencies, pH imbalances, and other issues affecting lawn health. This allows us to create a more accurate treatment plan instead of guessing.

Lime helps balance soil pH, allowing grass to better absorb nutrients already in the soil. Many Oklahoma lawns benefit from lime applications over time.

Yes. Fungicide applications can help manage common lawn diseases caused by heat, humidity, overwatering, or seasonal stress.

Many local companies in the Stillwater area also emphasize ongoing prevention and perimeter treatments due to Oklahoma seasonal pest pressures.

We treat many common Oklahoma pests including:

• Fleas
• Ticks
• Ants
• Spiders
• Roaches
• Grubs
• Gophers
• Moles
• General perimeter pests

Yes, depending on the issue. However, recurring preventative service is often the most effective and economical option for long-term control.

No. Fleas and ticks can affect any yard, especially properties with wildlife, shaded areas, or neighboring infestations.

We can inspect and recommend the proper treatment approach.

Signs can include:

• Soft or spongy turf
• Brown patches
• Raised tunnels
• Increased animal digging
• Turf pulling up easily

Pricing is primarily based on square footage, treatment type, property conditions, and service frequency.

Yes. We provide free estimates for most services.

We accept online payments, credit/debit cards, and additional payment options through our customer portal.

Oklahoma weather changes quickly. If rain, wind, or unsafe conditions occur, we will reschedule your service as soon as possible.