Lawn Renovation Techniques

Planting small plugs of healthy grass from your lawn into bare spots to fill them in.

Using a rake to remove debris and loosen the top layer of soil before seeding.

Making sure the newly planted grass gets enough water to grow and thrive.

Cutting the grass at a specific height to promote healthy growth.

The process of cultivating the soil to improve drainage and aeration, allowing roots to breathe better.

Laying down pre-grown grass patches or rolls to quickly fill bare spots.

The best time to repair lawns is in the spring or fall when temperatures are mild and weed competition is low.

Watering daily for 15-20 minutes, especially when there is no rainfall, helps keep the seed moist and promotes growth.

Using a slow-release fertilizer helps support seed growth and development.

Aerating your lawn improves drainage and reduces the risk of lawn diseases by alleviating soil compaction.

Thinning or bare patches in your lawn are a common problem, and several solutions exist to address them.

The process of repairing thin or bare areas of your lawn using different methods.