Dethatching

Service Description

De-thatching is the process of removing the layer of thatch—a dense mat of dead grass, roots, and organic debris—that builds up between your soil and the green grass blades. Why is Dethatching Important? Improves Air, Water & Nutrient Flow: Thick thatch acts like a sponge, absorbing water and nutrients before they can reach the soil. De-thatching breaks this barrier so your lawn can breathe and absorb what it needs to grow. Promotes Stronger Roots & Healthier Grass: With better access to resources, your grass can develop deeper, stronger roots—leading to a more resilient and vibrant lawn. Reduces Risk of Disease & Pests: Dense thatch holds moisture, which creates the perfect environment for lawn diseases, mold, and harmful insects. Removing it helps prevent these issues before they start. Improves Lawn Appearance: After dethatching, your lawn can better absorb sunlight and grow evenly, giving it that lush, healthy look homeowners love.