Lawn Restoration

What This Service Involves

Years of shade, foot traffic, and Northwest moisture can leave a lawn patchy, compacted, and overrun with moss instead of grass. Our restoration process diagnoses the underlying causes, then combines dethatching, aeration, moss control, quality overseeding, and topdressing to bring the turf back to life. We select cool-season seed blends suited to Puget Sound conditions and shade tolerance where fir and cedar limit the sun. The result is a fuller, more resilient lawn that competes against weeds and moss rather than surrendering to them.

Benefits

Diagnoses and fixes root causes of thin turf; Reduces moss and compaction with targeted treatment; Overseeds with PNW-appropriate shade-tolerant blends; Topdressing improves soil and seed contact; Builds a denser lawn that resists future weeds

Our Process

1) Inspect soil, thatch, moss, and drainage to plan repairs; 2) Dethatch, aerate, and treat moss to prep the surface; 3) Overseed with suitable blends and apply topdressing; 4) Set watering and care guidance for strong establishment

What Affects the Cost

Lawn size and severity of damage; Amount of dethatching, aeration, and moss control needed; Seed blend quality and topdressing volume; Soil condition and drainage corrections; Follow-up visits and establishment care

Best Time of Year

Early fall is the best time for restoration in Western Washington, with warm soil and reliable rains, and early spring is a solid secondary window.