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Lawn Renovation Service
When your lawn isn’t up to par, and lawn care services alone aren’t enough to meet your expectations, a lawn renovation is a game changer. A lawn renovation breathes new life into your lawn and is budget friendly at about one-third the cost of a new lawn installation.
Is a lawn renovation the right strategy for your lawn? It may not always be a straightforward decision, as the timeframe you have to work with, the size of the area and number and severity of symptoms will dictate the appropriate strategy. A site assessment is necessary to make a final determination as to the best approach or combination of strategies. Which symptoms does your lawn have?
Symptoms that can be addressed with a lawn renovation include:
- Small damaged areas and bare spots
- Weedy and thin turf
- Older, under-maintained lawn for five years or more, is stressed and underperforming
- Heavy thatch accumulation or old bluegrass sod
- Pest damage (e.g. grub and insect, and/or disease)
- Different turf types (e.g. patchy appearance from various or multiple seedings)
- Undesirable grass types (e.g. Creeping bentgrass, crabgrass, annual bluegrass, course fescue)
- Accidental application (e.g. too much fertilizer or used “Round-up” to control weeds in the lawn)
- Change in environment (e.g. loss of trees to full sun, or increasing shade canopy from maturing trees.
A lawn renovation does not address more severe symptoms
- Uneven, bump turf requiring soil and grading (e.g. low and high spots making mowing difficult)
- Defects (e.g. stumps, more significant damage)
- Yard simplification (e.g. remove and reduce bed space and convert to lawn)
- Excavation from utility line replacement
- Poor grading or drainage (e.g. puddling, water flows toward structure)
- Poor soil quality and structure (e.g., turf won’t grow, evidence of buried debris or depleted soil)
- Hard, compacted soil, excessive moss
- New or planned construction
A full or partial new lawn installation may be required. Learn more, or request an estimate
A lawn renovation can remedy:
Grub damage
Thin turf and high weed population
improper pesticide application
Lesser Celandine
Spot treatment in process
The key distinction between different methods of seeding is the amount of soil or surface preparation before installing new seed. A New Lawn Installation is a different process and requires a larger investment to overcome and correct the defects.
To prevent your lawn from developing similar symptoms again, maintain your investment with a Lawn Care Program that provides essential nutrients and pest management.
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