Best Lawn Fertilization in Schaumburg, IL
Outdoor Spaces
Have Never Been More Gorgeous
Andy Pollina & Sons was created in 1973 with the vision to maintain lawns, beautify landscapes and provide excellent customer service. They now provide service for residential, commercial and government properties throughout the Northwest suburbs of Chicago.
Lawn Care
For Any Property
Andy Pollina & Sons provides professional landscaping, lawn and snow removal services for any type of property! Get in touch with us today and let us know how we can help you.
Nourishing Your Lawn for Lush Growth
Achieve a lush and vibrant lawn with our expert lawn fertilization services. We tailor our treatments to suit your lawn's specific needs, providing essential nutrients and fostering robust growth for a beautiful outdoor space.
Snow Removal
That's Safe and Quick
We are proud to provide quick and safe snow removal service to all of our residents. All walks and driveways are cleared of snow and for your safety, we will service your property multiple times during a snow storm, as needed. For an additional cost, Andy Pollina and Sons, Inc. will use Premier Ice Melting products.
For commercial properties - we can also supply Rock Salt, Calcium blend deicers, Magnesium blends, Potassium blends and Liquid Deicer to make your location safe.

What Makes Andy Pollina & Sons Inc. the Right Choice?
Andy Pollina & Sons Inc. is the go-to expert for lawn fertilization in Schaumburg, IL. Our specialized lawn fertilization service is designed to ensure your lawn stays lush and vibrant throughout the seasons. With a deep understanding of lawn care, our lawn fertilization techniques are both effective and environmentally friendly. We emphasize regular lawn fertilization to maintain the health and beauty of your lawn, making us a preferred choice for lawn fertilization in the area.
By choosing Andy Pollina & Sons Inc. for your lawn fertilization needs, you're ensuring that your lawn receives the best possible care, keeping it green and thriving all year round.
