Maintaining high visibility lawns is not such a simple task; it is more than just lawn mowing regularly or leaf removal. You generally don’t want to remove more than 30-40% of the plant tissue, but you still want to remove dead grass, leaves, and other debris.

Landscape maintenance may also require topdressing soil or a deep raking to remove thatch in the fall seasons. Spring raking will remove grass blades that died in the winter. If you see any matted patches, in which the blades are stuck together, this can be caused by a disease known as “snow mold”. New grass may have difficulty penetrating in the springtime because of this.

Lawns that have a high level of traffic may have moss plants that signal compaction. In this case, our team can use lawn aeration to solve the problem. The goal of any aeration is to get some air into the soil, loosening up clay and compaction. This improves drainage and bioactivity, and should help bring about better soil structure and deeper rooted, healthier grass. Core aerating machines attempt to do this by removing plugs of grass and soil.

Landscape maintenance service may also vary depending on weather or seasonal patterns, and your overall landscaping. Our company specializes in full service lawn and landscape maintenance to give you that thick turf with vibrant color or keep your natural lawn looking well-kept. In promoting a healthy growing lawn environment, our specialists are trained to know the formulated balance of nutrients, minerals, and slow release fertilizers.