J Co Lawn Care is a local family owned and operated company. As a locally owned company we can offer St. Louis MO the best possible service. We know the difficult weather conditions and the problems your lawn can face. From fungal diseases and mole damage to heat stress and rodent infestations we have a solution. We provide service in the greater St. Louis and Jefferson County Missouri areas.

The reason we started the company is because we want to devote the necessary time to each individual client. Each situation can provide different obstacles that need to be overcome on a case by case basis. Attention to detail and getting the job done right the first time allows us to complete every lawn with our customers needs coming first.

Lawn care and so much more!!


Licenses / Credentials:

• Licensed with the Missouri Department of Agriculture


Moles can drive you nuts! No matter if you live in Clayton, Festus, Chesterfield or anywhere between, you could have a mole problem. If you're like most homeowners, you're probably confused by all of the conflicting "advice" on mole control. You believe every rumor, home remedy or control method is worth trying. In fact, chemicals and home remedies (including castor oil derivatives like Mole Med and grub controls) are not only ineffective when dealing with moles, they allow the animals time to establish and become real problems. Moles are woodland animals in nature, but can quickly colonize and spread through adjacent residential properties if not handled properly. Since they need a well-established tunnel network to survive, the longer they're allowed to tunnel, the more habituated they become and difficult to control. Trapping and worm-like synthetic baits are the only effective methods of control. It is literally a war of attrition.

The common mole is an insectivore, not a rodent. Its diet is restricted to ground invertebrates such as grubs, millipedes, ants and the like. However, the mole's primary food source is the earthworm, so trying to control white grub and lawn insects is no protection from mole activity. The activity in certain lawns can simply come and go throughout the season. On large properties the activity may gypsy from one part of the lawn to another. This movement or migrating is controlled by climate and ground moisture. Moles will adapt to changes in food supply and source as different insects become available in different places and at different times throughout the year. Moles will jump home, range ,and readily recolonize other existing or deserted tunnels. Moles may leave an area if disturbed but will usually return when you least expect it. Even without disturbance mole activity may last only a week or two in a particular area. This here-now gone-tomorrow behavior is probably the root of most of the subjective misconceptions that make some home remedies appear credible.