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Dethatching

Lawn looks green, but it is lumpy, uneven, and the layer of thatch will soon cause the lawn distress.
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Lawn looks green, but it is lumpy, uneven, and the layer of thatch will soon cause the lawn distress.
There are a few bare patches and spots where the ground has sunk from foot traffic.
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There are a few bare patches and spots where the ground has sunk from foot traffic.
Step 1: Mow the lawn to an ideal height for dethatching.
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Step 1: Mow the lawn to an ideal height for dethatching.
Step 2: Run the dethatcher over the entire lawn. Where the dethatcher has been is visibly distinct.
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Step 2: Run the dethatcher over the entire lawn. Where the dethatcher has been is visibly distinct.
Step 3: Rake. That's alot of thatch!
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Step 3: Rake. That's alot of thatch!
Step 4: Fill low spots with soil, spread seed and fertilizer.
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Step 4: Fill low spots with soil, spread seed and fertilizer.
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Step 5: Use lawn roller to compact the new soil and press the seed & fertilizer into the ground for improved germination.
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Step 5: Use lawn roller to compact the new soil and press the seed & fertilizer into the ground for improved germination.
Edging - before.
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Edging - before.
Edging - after
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Edging - after

The Customer had a front and side lawn that were super lumpy and the side lawn had a few spots where the ground had sunk from foot traffic.

I mowed the lawn short first, and then ran the dethatcher over the lawn. After raking the debris into the trailer I filled the low spots with soil and then spread seed and fertilizer and used a lawn roller to compact the new dirt and press the seed and fertilizer into the ground for improved germination.

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