Pull out the dead layer that's choking your grass.
Thatch is the layer of dead grass that builds up between the green blades and the soil. When it gets thick, water and nutrients never make it to the roots, and the lawn thins out no matter how much you water it. We dethatch the whole lawn, then rake up and haul away everything we pull out.
Early spring is the classic window, waking the lawn up before the growing season, and it makes an ideal first step before overseeding, since seed reaches real soil instead of sitting on dead grass.
- Dead thatch layer removed across the lawn
- All debris raked up, collected and hauled away
- Lets water, air and nutrients reach the roots
- Best in early spring or early fall
- Ideal prep before overseeding