Premier Lawn Care Services

Our skilled team starts by removing the old lawn. We then carefully prepare the soil, ensuring proper drainage and aeration. Top quality soil is then added and levelled before expertly laying the new turf for a flawless finish.

This process begins with scarification, aeration, weed and moss treatments to prepare the soil and remove unwanted vegetation.

Next, we add new, high quality seed to your existing lawn to improve density, colour, and resilience, especially in areas that may have thinned over time. Top dressing is then applied, which involves spreading a thin layer of high-quality compost over the seeded area.

This protective layer serves multiple purposes: it helps retain moisture, ensuring that the new seeds have the hydration they need to germinate and grow strong. Additionally, top dressing improves the soil structure and nutrient content, providing essential nourishment to the new grass shoots as they develop. By creating an optimal environment for growth, top dressing significantly enhances the success of the seeding process, leading to a vibrant, healthy lawn.

We recognise that different weeds require different approaches, which is why we ensure that the products we use effectively target a wide variety of weeds.

Moss thrives in shady, damp conditions and often signals an imbalance in your lawn's environment.

Our expert team is well-versed in the unique challenges posed by moss and offers effective solutions tailored to tackle this issue head-on.

This practice is particularly beneficial for compacted soils, which can restrict root growth and limit the health of your grass.

This process not only enhances the overall health of your grass but also promotes better growth by improving air, water, and nutrient penetration to the roots.

Overseeding involves spreading grass seed over your existing turf, targeting thin or bare patches to promote a fuller, denser lawn.

Once the seeds are applied, they are covered with a layer of high-quality top dressing, typically composed of compost. This layer not only helps protect the seeds but also retains moisture, providing essential hydration as they germinate.

Top dressing also nourishes the soil and supports the growth of new grass shoots, ensuring a healthy and vibrant lawn.

Fungal issues, such as red thread, fusarium, leaf spot, and rust, often thrive in warm, humid conditions and can quickly spread if not addressed promptly.

Many lawns, especially those with compacted or hydrophobic (water-repellent) soils, can struggle to absorb water effectively. This can lead to uneven watering, dry spots, and stressed grass.