Most lawns experience areas where the grass dies just above the soil. This layer (thatch) is beneficial in small amounts. When it builds up too quickly, it prevents water & air from reaching the roots, suffocating the lawn. Dethatching removes this layer allowing air & water to reach the grass.

A deep & strong root system is key to a healthy lawn. When soil is too compact, the roots are unable to grow deeper into the soil & instead elongate towards the surface. This results in a thin lawn susceptible to disease & insects. Aeration perforates the soil so nutrients reach the roots & provides space for roots to grow deeper.

Fall is the best time for seeding a lawn. The cooler temps help the seed to retain moisture, germinate, & become established without fighting summers stresses. Overseeding will fill in any bare & thinning areas providing a natural defense against early spring weeds so you can enjoy a lush thick lawn all season.