Enriched Gypsum
Soil amendments improve soil biology and root health, making your lawn stronger and more resilient to drought, traffic, pests, and disease. By driving nutrients deep into the root zone and optimizing water retention, these treatments enhance plant health and reduce nutrient loss.
Benefits of Soil Amendments:
- Deeper & Stronger Roots: Improves soil structure, moisture retention, and sod establishment.
- Stress Recovery: Repairs damage from drought, salt, diseases, and heavy traffic.
- Deep Greening: Treats chlorosis and improves iron absorption for vibrant color.
- Seed Establishment: Boosts germination and ensures successful growth.
- Nutrient Uptake: Maximizes fertilizer efficiency and prevents nutrient loss.
Enhance your lawn’s performance and appearance with soil amendments designed to deliver long-lasting results.
Lawn Aeration
Lawn aeration is one of the most essential practices for maintaining a lush, thriving lawn. By reducing thatch buildup and loosening compacted soil, aeration improves soil structure, allowing air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deeply into the root zone. This process creates growth pockets for new roots, encouraging healthier and thicker turf.
Aeration also enhances the effectiveness of fertilizers and promotes better drainage, reducing stress on your lawn. Whether done annually or semiannually, aeration provides long-term benefits, strengthening your lawn’s ability to withstand drought, heavy traffic, and other challenges.
Adding aeration to your lawn care program is a smart investment that will continue to deliver results long after the aerator has done its job.
Overseeding
Over-seeding is an effective way to improve the overall appearance of your lawn by thickening turf and filling in damaged or bare areas. While over-seeding can work on its own, combining it with lawn aeration significantly enhances results. Aeration creates small openings in the soil, providing an ideal environment for seeds to "bite" into the ground and begin germinating more effectively.
Over-seeding can be done in either spring or early fall, but we recommend early fall for the best outcomes. If spring is preferred, we may adjust your lawn care program to ensure that no treatments interfere with the seeding process. With over-seeding, you can enjoy a lush, vibrant lawn that’s ready to thrive.
Power Slit Seeding
Thin or patchy turf can ruin your lawn’s appearance and leave it vulnerable to weeds. Power Slit Seeding is a highly effective solution to restore these areas and promote rapid, consistent grass growth.
Benefits of Power Slit Seeding:
- Improved Seed-to-Soil Contact: Seeds are planted directly into the soil for better germination and root development.
- Enhanced Aeration: The process loosens soil, improves airflow, and allows water and nutrients to reach the roots more effectively.
- Thicker, Resilient Turf: Precision planting ensures even coverage, reducing bare spots and fostering a stronger lawn.
Power Slit Seeding is the perfect way to thicken your lawn, improve its resilience, and achieve long-lasting results.
