Outdoor Spray Solutions LLC

03/30/2026

Saw this at a store the other day - A $99.99 bag for your first lawn treatment.

Now multiply that by multiple applications, add your time, equipment, fuel, and the guesswork…and hoping it all works the way you want.

There’s nothing wrong with DIY—but it’s not always the most affordable (or effective) route.

A lot of our customers are surprised to learn that professional lawn care can actually save them money—and deliver a greener, healthier lawn. 🌱

Send us a message if you’d like an estimate for your lawn!

03/14/2026

Proud to sponsor a great organization. I can’t thank the men and women who dedicated a ton of time into putting this league together enough. Go Hastings!!!!!

As our season gets underway, we are so grateful for the incredibly generous sponsors that have chosen to come alongside us! Through their donations, we are able to ensure every kid has the opportunity to play the game they love.

Thank you to Outdoor Spray Solutions LLC for partnering with us this year! Check out their offerings on their website, www.outdoorspraysolutions.com

03/06/2026

If you haven’t been to our website in a while check it out. We have been busy trying to provide all the information needed for our current and future customers.

Outdoor Spray Solutions provides professional outdoor pest control throughout the Greater Barry County, MI area for residential and commercial properties. We specialize in mosquito and tick control, home defense, and seasonal lawn fertilization and w**d control - all designed to reduce pests and hel...

02/24/2026

First load of Fertilizer has arrived!!! Getting everything ready while the ground is still frozen. Once spring hits we will be ready to hit the ground running.

02/19/2026

Several customers have asked if the deep freeze we had this winter wiped out the ticks for the year. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but that’s not how ticks work.

The heavy snow we’ve been plowing actually acts like a giant insulation blanket for those tough little buggers. They are just hanging out in the leaf litter under the snow, perfectly warm and waiting for a thaw.

A few things to keep in mind before you head out to the woodlot:

The "Snow Blanket": It stays way warmer under a foot of snow than it does in the wind. They aren't freezing; they're napping.

The 40-Degree Rule: If the sun comes out and it hits 40°F, they wake up. I pulled a tick off our dog (Mosby) last week after a walk around Pierce Cedar Creek—don't let the calendar fool you.

They basically have "antifreeze" in their blood. A Michigan winter is just a Tuesday to them.

Keep checking your dogs and yourself if you’re out clearing brush or hiking through the woods this weekend. Lyme disease is no joke, and they’re already starting to show up.

02/18/2026

I know it is only halfway through February but this little warm up has been a breath of fresh air!!!! Won’t be long and we will be back to making lawns look amazing.