Organic Lawn Care & Pest Control

Serving Greater Raleigh & Charlotte, NC


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In a world where other companies spray synthetic pesticides all around us, be kinder to your home and our planet by choosing organic. 



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About

Carolina Turf is a family-owned and operated organic lawn care and pest control company founded in 2010 right here in North Carolina.


We started out as a regular ol' landscaping company, but when we found out how toxic the pesticides we were licensed to apply were, we took a different approach. Read our story.


You can now enjoy a healthy, beautiful lawn and a home protected from unwanted pests without relying on conventional, harmful pesticides.


With exclusively organic treatments that work with nature, not against it, you get effective results without compromising your commitment to a healthier home and environment.

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Non-Toxic Ingredients

FREE of glyphosate, atrazine, permethrin, hydramethylnon and synthethic nitrogen fertilizer. Learn more about these harmful chemicals and why organic is better for your yard.

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"Our yard has never looked so great before, ever. Your organic service is incredible!"

Bill

Cary, NC
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"This is the best our lawn has ever looked! And we used to use TruGreen for years."

Isabella

Apex, NC
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"My yard this year looking the best it ever has."



Mark

Chapel Hill, NC

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Blog

By Carolina Turf • September 14, 2026
Roaches are creepy. What’s being sprayed to kill them is even creepier. Discover a healthier way to keep pests out.
By Carolina Turf • June 6, 2026
Grounding may help you feel calmer, sleep better, and reconnect with nature. Before you kick off your shoes, take a closer look at what's on your lawn.
Children focusing in school
By Carolina Turf • May 29, 2026
Research has linked certain pesticide exposures to ADHD symptoms in children. Learn what studies say about organophosphates, pyrethroids, and brain health.
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