Thin lawns usually come down to compacted soil, shade, or grubs, so we start with why the grass quit before any seed goes down. Bare spots get loosened, top-dressed with clean soil, seeded with a mix that matches the rest of the lawn, and covered so the seed stays put and stays damp.
Late summer into early fall is the best seeding window in Ohio, when the soil is warm and the weeds are fading. Spring works too with more watering. Either way, new grass needs a few weeks of care, and we leave you clear instructions for it.
What we handle
- lawn repair
- grass seeding
- overseeding
- Bare patch repair
- Thin lawn thickening
- Rut and dog spot repair
Lawn repair & seeding
Call Evergreen Yard Co. or set up a time — we'll take it from there.