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DETHATCHING

Too much thatch is not good for your lawn. Thatch is the layer of dead grass right above soil below the grass. Having too much thatch will prevent the necessary moisture, fertilizer, and Sunlight from getting through to the soil. Dethatching removes the excess thatch in the lawn as well as improves the overall appearance of your grass. Dethatching in the spring helps remove winter rot in the lawn and pick up any leaves left over from the fall.

AERATION

There are many benefits to aeration. If you have hard compacted soil, core aerating will relieve that compaction to help the proper air, water, and fertilizer to reach the lawns root system. Aerating will also help with any water runoff and puddling, enhances heat and drought stress tolerances, and also improves resiliency and cushioning.

TREE & SHRUB TRIMMING

There are several benefits to trimming back your shrubs and trees. It will help control the size of your plants and trees. Overgrown plants or trees could cause potential damage to your property or lawn. Pruning and trimming helps remove any diseased, stray/irregular and dying branches, allowing for more new growth, contributing to both long-term health and curb appeal. 

GUTTER CLEAN OUT

There are several benefits to making sure your gutters are cleaned out every year. Cleaning your gutter helps prevent water damage from occurring to your home, it eliminates any nesting place for pests and can prevent landscape damage. Proper flowing gutters can also shield your house against any basement flooding. Regular cleaning will also increase the lifespan of your gutters.

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