Hein & Sons Inc.

Lawn care & outdoor services · Grand Ledge, MI

(517) 719-0045

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Hein & Sons Inc. provides exceptional lawn care services to the Grand Ledge community and the greater Lansing area. Established in 1968, this family-owned and operated business has built a strong reputation for quality and reliability. Services include lawn maintenance, fertilization, and pest control, all tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. The commitment to customer satisfaction sets Hein & Sons apart. Utilizing experienced staff and eco-friendly products, the company ensures healthy and vibrant lawns. The team understands local climate conditions and soil types, optimizing care for the best results. This expertise contributes to lush, green lawns that enhance the beauty of any property. Hein & Sons values community connections and environmental responsibility. The business actively participates in local events, reinforcing its dedication to the Grand Ledge area. Customers appreciate the personalized service and attention to detail that comes with a family-run operation. Consistent positive feedback highlights the professionalism and knowledge of the team. Offering comprehensive lawn care solutions, Hein & Sons Inc. has established itself as a trusted provider in Gr

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Checked against Michigan Dept. of Agriculture & Rural Development records · Aug 4, 2026
Certified applicators: 1Licensed in: Eaton CountyCertified through: Dec 31, 2027

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