Mowing, fertilizing, watering, weed and pest control are techniques that, when done properly, can contribute to maintain a healthy lawn. But sometimes a lawn needs some extra TLC in the form of dethatching, aeration or even a full restoration to keep it looking green and gorgeous.

There are several ways to restore a lawn that has been destroyed by drought or disease, such as sod installation, overseeding, hydroseeding, aeration and dry seed.

• Sodding: The fastest way to get and enjoy a new lawn, which consists of laying rolls or slabs of sod on the ground.

• Overseeding: This works best when there are bare patches that need to be filled in an otherwise healthy lawn.

• Hydroseeding: This is done by preparing a mix of grass seed, fertilizer, mulch and water in a large tank and spraying it with a discharge nozzle. Works best on large areas and inaccesible slopes.

• Dry seed: Probably the most common way to restore a lawn, and it works best if the existing lawn is fully dethatched and aerated first, in order to spread new loam or compost, the seed, and the fertilizer.

We are ready to tackle your lawn care and restoration tasks whenever you're ready! Contact us for a consultation.

NOTE: We do not offer hydroseeding at the moment, but we are working on offering it in the future. Stay tuned!