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
DIY: A 14-lb. bag of the leading lawn fertilizer will cost you around $40. That will cover an area of around 5,000 sq. ft. If your lawn is smaller, youâll have extra and wonât need to buy more next time around. You also need to buy a spreader. Typical home use spreaders will run you another $30â40, depending on which kind you get. Total cost: $200 per year (including $40 for the spreader, which is a one-time cost).