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Core Aeration is a professional lawn care service that focuses on improving the health and vitality of your grass. By using a specialized machine, we create small holes in the soil, allowing for better absorption of water, nutrients, and oxygen. This process helps to break up compacted soil, reduce thatch buildup, and promote stronger root growth. With my Core Aeration service, you can expect a greener, healthier lawn that is better equipped to withstand environmental stressors and pests.
Learn MoreDethatching is a professional service that helps restore the health and appearance of lawns by removing excess thatch. Thatch is a layer of dead grass, leaves, and other organic matter that can build up on the surface of the soil over time. When it becomes too thick, it can prevent water, nutrients, and air from reaching the roots of your turfgrass. Our dethatching service utilizes specialized equipment to carefully remove this layer and promote better grassroots development.
Learn MoreOverseeding is a proven technique used by lawn care professionals to revive and restore tired, patchy, or lackluster lawns. By spreading a new layer of grass seeds over your existing lawn, overseeding promotes healthy grass growth, improves the overall density of your lawn, and helps to fill in any bare or thin spots. This service is particularly beneficial for lawns that have been damaged by harsh weather, pests, or excessive foot traffic. With overseeding, you can enjoy a fuller, greener, and more beautiful lawn that will enhance the curb appeal of your property.
Learn MoreMy new service, Fertilizer/Moss Killer Application, is perfect for maintaining a healthy and vibrant lawn during spring, summer, and fall. With specialized equipment and I can ensure that your lawn receives the right amount of nutrients and protection against harmful moss. Say goodbye to patchy grass and moss invasion, and say hello to a beautiful, lush lawn that will be the envy of your neighbors.
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