Lawn Power Raking & De-Thatching
De-thatching, also known as power raking, is an important spring lawn care service that helps remove dead organic matter and improve your lawn’s health. Although a thatch layer up to 0.5 inches can be beneficial, timing is crucial to avoid damaging your lawn. At our company, we use a combination of power raking and hand raking with a special de-thatching rake to ensure that every corner of your lawn is properly cared for. After the service, we collect and dispose of the pulled-out dead grass to keep your lawn looking pristine.
For full benefits the grass should be fairly dry. To protect your sprinkler heads from machine impact they need to be flagged to prevent damage.
The power rake machine is sprayed with a bleach solution after every yard to reduce risk of cross-contamination. This will help reducing the spread of fungi like fairy rings.
Benefits of De-Thatching a Lawn
- Improves water and air flow to the soil, which is essential for healthy grass growth.
- Reduces the risk of pests and diseases by promoting a stronger root system.
- Helps to keep your lawn looking green, lush, and vibrant by removing dead grass and other debris.
- Reduces the risk of thatch buildup, which can make your lawn more susceptible to damage from drought, heat, and other environmental stresses.
- Prepares your lawn for other seasonal services, such as overseeding or fertilization.
- Enhances the overall appearance of your lawn by promoting even grass growth and preventing patchy or bare spots.
- Can help extend the lifespan of your lawn by promoting healthy grass growth and minimizing the need for costly repairs or replacement.
De-thatching is an important part of any comprehensive lawn care plan, and can help you achieve a beautiful, healthy lawn that you can enjoy all season long. Contact us to learn more about how our de-thatching service can benefit your lawn.
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