Wilsonville, AL
We Are Ready To Care For Your Lawn
Turf Masters - Wilsonville
We treat 55,000+ lawns like they're our own.
Our expertise coupled with other customized services will give your lawn exactly what it needs for optimal health and color.
Our team of professionals provide the best lawn care and customer service in the southeast.
Love From Our Wilsonville Customers
Paula B.
Mark O.
The service tech actually blew leaves off the yard before treating it. That was unexpected.
Ronald J.
Consistent quality and level of service.
Brent E.
They are willing to stand behind their product quality
Jim P.
Appreciate the excellent communication from TM. Note on door after service call, email with more thorough description of the service and good advice about what I should do on my end in between your visits. Best of all, I am happy with the improvements that my yard has made and look forward to a lot more in the spring.
Comprehensive Care For A Lawn You’ll Be Proud Of
We Love Our Wilsonville Area Family
The community of Wilsonville was incorporated in 1897, and named after an early settler, Elisha Wilson. Wilsonville is a small, family-focused town located in the heart of Shelby County, just 30 miles southeast of Birmingham. The Railroad Depot building in Wilsonville, was the first Depot site in Shelby County and the E.C. Gaston Steam Plant completed in 1929, was one of the first four Alabama Hydro-Electric Power Plants constructed on Alabama Rivers. Currently the town is poised for growth due to a new wastewater treatment plant currently under construction along the Coosa River in Wilsonville that will serve citizens and spur growth for years to come.
With a branch location in Birmingham, we can easily and effectively service homeowners' lawns in the area. Our comprehensive Lawn Care Program produces healthier, thicker, and denser turf for better resistance to weeds, disease, and drought throughout the year. The 8-round program includes fertilization, soil conditioning, and pre-emergent/post-emergent weed control. Products used vary depending on your specific type of grass.
