FAQ

The gardening service covers the key tasks for planned maintenance and development of gardens and green areas: pruning; irrigation and fertilization; lawn installation and care; pest control treatments; landscape design and decoration; irrigation system installation and repair; soil analysis and fertility restoration; seasonal garden cleanup and maintenance; and shaping ornamental trees.

Because these are the “three core pillars” of garden care. When irrigation and fertilization are balanced after proper pruning, plant growth becomes more stable; otherwise, problems such as yellowing, root rot, and weakening may occur.

This service includes soil preparation (loosening, leveling, cleaning), choosing the appropriate lawn type, seeding at the correct rate, initial watering, and implementing an ongoing care plan (watering/mowing/fertilizing).

The cause is usually an imbalance in the soil or uneven water distribution. Within the lawn installation and care service, the issue is diagnosed and restored through steps such as overseeding, improving soil fertility, adjusting irrigation, and other necessary measures.

A properly installed irrigation system helps control water usage, distributes water evenly to plants, and reduces the risk of overwatering or drought stress. A faulty system can lead to yellowing, water loss, and additional costs.

No. Landscape design improves functionality, makes zoning easier, simplifies maintenance, and can increase the value of the property. Decoration adds the finishing touch by balancing materials, lighting, and plant composition.

Pests such as cockroaches, ants, mosquitoes, ticks, aphids, fleas, and others can create hygiene risks and also damage plants, causing drying, leaf damage, and reduced productivity. Professional pest control helps reduce these risks.

The sanitation service includes areas such as: area cleaning and preventive maintenance, insect control services, disinfection, disinsection, deratization, and sanitary inspections of premises.

Disinfection is a hygiene procedure carried out to reduce or eliminate disease-causing microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, etc.) on surfaces and in premises. It is commonly applied to frequently touched areas such as door handles, table surfaces, restrooms, and kitchen zones.

Disinsection is the general term for pest control measures against insects such as cockroaches, ants, mosquitoes, bed bugs, and flies. Different methods (spraying, gel, fogging, etc.) may be chosen depending on the type of premises and the insect involved.

Deratization refers to professional control measures against rodents such as mice and rats. The aim is to prevent rodents from entering the premises, eliminate the existing problem, and reduce the risk of recurrence through preventive actions.