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Does Your Lawn Need Renovated or Repaired?

April 17, 2020
2 minutes read

With the beginning of spring and with summer just around the corner, we at {{company_name}}® are excited to see North Carolina’s bright and thriving lawns. Giving your yard some attention now will pay off during the spring and summer, so this is the time to start preparing your lawn for the upcoming seasons. However, if you find that your lawn is in need of more attention than you're able to give, it may be time to call in the pros for some renovation and repair.

Lawn Renovation and Repair

Renovation and Repair

If you've moved into a newly built home, or you had to replace a well or septic tank, or you just have an out of control weed problem, it may be time to replace your turf. Our team can eliminate unwanted grass types and weeds to give your lawn a fresh start. Utilizing our custom-built equipment, we prepare a seed bed that will best suit the layout and geography of your property. When finished, all you have to do is water.

What Can I Do?

The homeowners we serve often ask what they can do to improve their lawns, in addition to hiring our services. The answer is simple: water properly, be sure your mower is at the correct height, and keep your mower blades sharpened. Our lawn restoration program will build health from the roots up. This firm foundation, as well as your consistent mowing and watering, will produce a healthy lawn without future problems.

{{company_name}}®

At {{company_name}}®, we offer renovation and repair services in addition to other lawn care services that address any challenges your lawn will face throughout the year, while protecting the beneficial insects and pollinators in your lawn. For the best care and lawn repair services in the Winston-Salem area, contact {{company_name}}® at {{local_phone}} and request your free estimate. Our commitment to creating healthy lawns by utilizing sustainable practices sets us apart from the competition.

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