Lawn Care and Treatment Quotes in Montreal: Compare up to 4

A great lawn takes more than weekly mowing. Fertilizing at the right time, aerating compacted soil, controlling weeds and insects, overseeding bare spots: a well-planned program makes all the difference in Quebec, where the growing season is short.

Programs, number of visits and products vary a lot from one company to another. With estimations.pro, one request gets you up to 4 quotes from lawn care companies in your area.

Lawn treatment quotes: services covered

• Seasonal fertilization program: spring, summer and fall
• Core aeration and dethatching
• Topdressing and overseeding of bare spots
• Liming to correct acidic soil
• Weed control: dandelions, clover, crabgrass
• Grub and chinch bug treatment
• Lawn repair and sod installation
• Mowing, edging, spring and fall cleanup

How it works

1. Describe your lawn: size, problems and services you want.
2. We contact companies: your request goes to up to 4 companies in your area.
3. Compare and choose: compare number of visits, products, guarantees and prices.

What affects the price?

• Lawn size: front, sides and backyard
• Number of visits: one-time treatment or a program of 3 to 5 applications per season
• Lawn condition: a damaged lawn needs aeration, overseeding or repair
• Products: organic, slow-release or low-impact fertilizers
• Insects and disease: grubs, chinch bugs, fungus
• Access: fenced backyard, slopes, obstacles
• Your area and local pesticide bylaws

Choosing a lawn care company

• Pesticide permit: in Quebec, a company that applies pesticides for pay must hold a permit from the Ministry of the Environment, and its workers a certificate. Ask for them.
• Municipal bylaws: many municipalities, including Montreal, ban or strictly limit pesticides on lawns. The company should know your city’s rules.
• Written program: the quote should list the number of visits, planned timing and products used.
• Notice before treatment: ask how you will be notified before each application (children, pets).
• Guarantee: will the company come back if weeds or insects return?
• Renewal: check whether the contract renews automatically each season and how to cancel.
• Reviews and references from customers in your area.

Our tips

• Right timing: fertilize in spring, control insects in summer, aerate and overseed in late summer or early fall, and apply a fall fertilizer before the frost.
• Grubs: beneficial nematodes work best in late summer, when larvae are young and close to the surface.
• Mow high: keeping grass at 7 to 8 cm helps it resist drought and weeds.
• Watering: follow your municipality’s watering rules. Water deeply but less often.
• Book early: seasonal programs fill up by late winter.

Areas served

We send requests to lawn care companies in Montreal and nearby: Montreal, Laval, Longueuil and the South Shore, Brossard, the North Shore, Terrebonne, Repentigny, Blainville, the West Island, Vaudreuil-Dorion and Châteauguay.

Frequently asked questions

How much does lawn treatment cost in Montreal?

It depends on lawn size, the number of visits per season, the condition of the lawn and the products used. Compare quotes that include the same number of applications and the same services.

How many treatments does a lawn need per season?

Most programs include 3 to 5 visits between spring and fall. A healthy lawn may need fewer.

Are pesticides allowed on lawns in Montreal?

Montreal and many other municipalities ban or strictly limit pesticides on lawns, and Quebec’s Pesticides Management Code regulates their use. Companies often use fertilizers and low-impact methods instead. Check your city’s bylaws.

When should I aerate my lawn?

Mainly in late summer or early fall, often together with overseeding. Spring also works once the soil has drained.

Is the service free?

Yes, requesting quotes is free and comes with no obligation.

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Estimations.pro is a matching service and does not perform the work. Programs and legal requirements (pesticide permits, municipal bylaws) can change: check with the relevant authorities.