Lawn Renovation

What This Service Involves

When a lawn is thin, mossy, or overrun with weeds but not beyond saving, renovation restores it without the cost of full replacement. We assess the turf, control moss and weeds, dethatch and aerate to open the soil, then overseed and top-dress to rebuild density. A tailored fertilization plan brings back color and vigor. In the Pacific Northwest, moss and compaction are the usual culprits, and a proper renovation addresses the underlying causes so results actually last instead of the lawn sliding back within a season.

Benefits

Restores a tired lawn without full replacement cost; Targets moss, thatch, and compaction at the root cause; Thicker, greener turf that resists weeds; Custom plan for your lawn's specific problems; Lasting results, not a temporary fix

Our Process

1) Assess turf, soil, and weed and moss pressure; 2) Treat moss and weeds; 3) Dethatch and aerate to open the soil; 4) Overseed and top-dress bare and thin areas; 5) Fertilize and set a follow-up care schedule

What Affects the Cost

Lawn size and current condition; Extent of moss, thatch, and weeds; Amount of overseeding and top dressing; Soil amendment needs

Best Time of Year

Best done in early fall or spring; PNW moss control pairs naturally with the wet-season renovation window.