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LAWN TREATMENT

We have 3 different seasonal lawn treatments to choose from, our first is 5 treatments over a year, these are 8 weekly to ensure your lawn stays at its best throughout the year. The first treatment is a spring fertilizer to give it a boost at the start of the growing season, next is a weed treatment to kill off any broad-leaved weeds. Our fourth is the Summer organic feed, here we are looking to promote root growth after the strain of hot weather and deter any moss which is looking to take hold. Our last is the winter feed which is there to reduce any stubborn moss and feed the lawn over the winter period.

Our enhanced programme includes the above 5 treatments and an aeration cultural treatment.

The complete programme includes both the 5 treatments and the aeration, whilst also allowing a scarification which will remove the thatch in your lawn. This will ensure your lawn receives the water it requires and doesn’t feel spongy underfoot.

BENEFITS OF LAWN TREATMENT

A healthy lawn is a beautiful lawn, and a lawn treatment service can help you achieve just that. In the UK, lawns are often subjected to heavy rainfall and clay-rich soils, which can lead to problems such as compaction, thatch build-up, and weed growth. Lawn treatment services can help to address these problems and keep your lawn looking its best.

Here are some of the benefits of using a lawn treatment service:

Improved lawn health. Lawn treatment services can help to improve the health of your lawn by providing it with the nutrients and other resources it needs to thrive. This can lead to a thicker, greener lawn that is more resistant to pests and diseases.
Reduced weed growth. Lawn treatment services can help to reduce weed growth by applying herbicides that are specifically designed to kill weeds. This can help you to achieve a weed-free lawn without having to spend hours weeding yourself.
Improved drainage. Lawn treatment services can help to improve drainage by aerating the soil. This can help to prevent waterlogging, which can damage the lawn and promote the growth of weeds.
Reduced pest and disease damage. Lawn treatment services can help to reduce pest and disease damage by applying pesticides and fungicides that are specifically designed to control pests and diseases. This can help you to keep your lawn healthy and looking its best.
Peace of mind. When you use a lawn treatment service, you can rest assured that your lawn is being taken care of by professionals. This can give you peace of mind knowing that your lawn will look its best, all year long.

If you are looking for a way to improve the health and appearance of your lawn, a lawn treatment service is a great option. Lawn treatment services can provide your lawn with the nutrients and other resources it needs to thrive, and they can help to address problems such as compaction, thatch build-up, weed growth, and pest and disease damage.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is lawn treatment?

Lawn treatment is the process of fertilizing, aerating, and applying pesticides and herbicides to a lawn to improve its health and appearance.

When should I have my lawn treated?

The best time to have your lawn treated is in the spring and fall, when the grass is actively growing. However, you may need to have your lawn treated more often if you have a lot of weeds or pests

How much does lawn treatment cost?

The cost of lawn treatment varies depending on the size of your lawn, and the type of services you need. However, lawn treatment is generally a relatively affordable service.

Is lawn treatment necessary in the UK?

Lawn treatment is especially beneficial in the UK, where lawns are often subjected to heavy rainfall and clay-rich soils. These conditions can lead to problems such as compaction, thatch build-up, and weed growth. Lawn treatment can help to address these problems and keep your lawn looking its best.

How often should I have my lawn treated?

The frequency of lawn treatment will vary depending on the type of lawn you have and the specific problems you are trying to address. However, a general rule of thumb is to have your lawn treated at least twice a year, in the spring and fall.