Dethatching removes the layer of thatch, a mix of dead grass and organic matter, to improve water, air, and nutrient penetration. Proper timing based on grass type and regional conditions promotes turf health and recovery.
Lawn aeration involves perforating the soil to reduce compaction, improve nutrient absorption, and promote healthier root growth. Professional services ensure proper technique, timing, and equipment for optimal lawn health and resilience.
Dethatching involves removing thatch buildup to improve soil contact and grass health, typically taking one to three hours with professional equipment. Regular dethatching promotes a healthier, more resilient lawn.
Professional fall lawn cleanup services remove leaves and debris to prevent damage, promote healthy grass growth, and prepare yards for winter. Regular maintenance ensures a tidy, vibrant lawn during the season.
Dethatching costs depend on lawn size, thatch thickness, equipment quality, and service type. Larger or heavily thatched lawns require more intensive work, influencing overall expenses and choice of dethatching method and equipment.
