The Importance of Dethatching
Thatch is a layer of dead grass and debris that forms between the soil surface and live grass.
While a thin layer is normal, excessive thatch (more than 1/2 inch) can significantly impair your lawn's health. It prevents moisture, air, and nutrients from penetrating the soil, leading to weakened grass roots.
Our Dethatching Service
In the spring, our dethatching service revitalizes your lawn by removing this barrier, thus "fluffing" up the grass and eliminating dead grass, especially after the winter season.
After dethatching, we ensure to clean up and haul away all the debris to a compost site, leaving your lawn ready for a fresh start!