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North End Lawn Care

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North End Lawn Care

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Family owned and operated; guaranteed satisfaction of work performed. Every job we accept, we will always complete even if it goes over our hours of operation. We pride ourselves on the quality and performance of the work we do, while also delivering outstanding customer service. Please call us to schedule your free estimate TODAY!!!!

Family owned and operated; guaranteed satisfaction of work performed. Every job we accept, we will always complete even if it goes over our hours of operation. We pride ourselves on the quality and performance of the work we do, while also delivering outstanding customer service. Please call us to schedule your free estimate TODAY!!!!

Down to the Earth Turf Care, LLC

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Down to the Earth Turf Care, LLC

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11 years of experience

Full service lawn care, fertilizing, and landscaping company. Offering monthly payments, pre-pay discounts. Accept cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and PayPal. Over 20 years experience. Commercial, residential, and industrial.

Full service lawn care, fertilizing, and landscaping company. Offering monthly payments, pre-pay discounts. Accept cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and PayPal. Over 20 years experience. Commercial, residential, and industrial.

Geo's Handyman/Landscaping Services

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Geo's Handyman/Landscaping Services

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15 years of experience

I am a handyman and I have professionals in all fields available to attend you. You name it we can do it. We can match or beat all prices and we can get you a appointment quick. Satisfaction guaranteed. We take all payments and we also can work something out if you are unable to pay all at once.

I am a handyman and I have professionals in all fields available to attend you. You name it we can do it. We can match or beat all prices and we can get you a appointment quick. Satisfaction guaranteed. We take all payments and we also can work something out if you are unable to pay all at once.

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Lawn Irrigation questions, answered by experts

No. Both processes are important for a healthy yard and work toward a similar goal, although dethatching serves a slightly different purpose. Making sure the thatch doesn’t grow too thick prevents other lawn problems, such as attracting pests if the plant decay layer gets too big. Aeration puts less strain on your lawn than dethatching, but both are of equal importance.

Most businesses schedule services weekly or biweekly to maintain a professional appearance and healthy lawn.

Enhanced root development, better fertilizer uptake, and improved drought resistance.

There are a few time periods or conditions during which you should avoid aerating your lawn. For example, do not aerate when the ground is frozen or waterlogged, as it can damage the soil structure and grass roots. Aerating during the peak of summer heat or drought is also not recommended since it can stress your grass further. It's best to wait for cooler, more favorable conditions. Finally, newly seeded lawns should not be aerated until the grass is well-established, usually at least one year after seeding.

Yes, you can throw seed on a lawn and hope it grows, but taking a few steps beforehand, such as dethatching, aerating, or raking, will give the seed a better chance of germinating. While it sounds like it’ll save time, throwing seed on the lawn without doing anything will require much more seed than any other method.

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