New construction homes often exist as just a shell prior to purchase. From the outside, they look built, but no work is done on the inside. For instance, thereâs typically no plumbing or electrical, and the walls are not yet framed.
Fertilizing a Lawn $70.00 to $90.00 per application (1 acre) $30.00 to $50.00 per application (1/4 acre) $50.00 to $70.00 per application (1/2 acre) Estimates available depending on what you want done. Reported by: Derick Gibson, Hardscaping Plus See the Easton Lawn Care Cost Report
These cost increases largely follow fertilizer prices, although the 2012 costs were about $30 to $40 higher than those implied by fertilizer prices. The average fertilizer prices of 2013 point to fertilizer costs in 2013 of $155 per ton. The August 1st prices imply a fertilizer cost per acre of $141 per acre.