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Aerating & Fertilization gives your lawn a chance to breathe before the grass goes dormant and helps relieve any compaction that has built up during the warmer months. Fertilizing your lawn gives your grass the essential nutrients it needs as it prepares for winter. The grassroots absorb and store the nutrients during the winter months. For help with this process, ask an experienced landscaper like those at Platinum Property Care to assist you.
Soil can become compacted for a number of reasons. Compacted soil becomes harder for water to get through, which can stunt grass growth. When an experienced landscaper aerates your grass, it gives the grass access to air and water, allowing deeper and stronger root growth.
Normally weekly mowing is the rule, but some lawns need cutting more often. Some lawns grow slower than others and might need cutting only once every ten days or two weeks. Make sure to discuss with your landscaper what the best cutting schedule will be for your lawn. Generally speaking, don't cut off more than one-third of the grass blade.
Yes! At Platinum Property Care, we schedule a home consultation to discuss your needs and map out a plan for your property makeover. Estimates from a landscaper on our team are typically given within 24 hours.
If you're looking for instant results, sod installation is the way to go. Sodding is the fastest way of establishing a lawn, while hydroseeding is the slower option. For this reason, sod installs typically cost more than hydroseeding. At Platinum Property Care, an experienced landscaper will discuss your options with you before making a recommendation.
We will inspect the area to determine whether or not the soil is loamy. Loamy topsoil refers to having a balance of sand, silt, and clay soil which is not optimal for best results. After inspecting the area, this will tell us whether or not additional topsoil is required. Our expert advice can help fix your lawn, which is likely why the National Association of Landscape Professionals has found that two-thirds of Americans believe that a professional landscaper would create a better yard for them.