Dethatching

Service Description

Over time, a layer of thatch (a buildup of dead grass, roots, and organic matter) forms on your lawn. While a thin layer of thatch is beneficial, too much can choke your grass, block nutrients, and invite pests & diseases. Here’s why dethatching is necessary for a thriving lawn: Improves Air, Water & Nutrient Absorption; Promotes Stronger, Greener Grass; Prevents Lawn Diseases & Pest Infestations; Prepares Your Lawn for Overseeding; Boosts Lawn Care Treatments.