Lawn Rejuvenation

We do the rejuvenation first. Once the new lawn is in, it moves onto our treatment programme, so it isn’t a one-off job.

Is your lawn in need of complete rejuvenation?

There will sometimes be occasions where a lawn has deteriorated to the extent where it is not possible to nourish it back to full health and condition from applying the usual methods or treatments.

There may be specific problems with the grass plant itself which has led to the lawn being in such a poor state. These may include disease, insect damage, substantial weed infestation, considerable levels of thatch in the lawn, or incorrect grasses may have been used on the lawn to begin with.

More times than enough though, other home and family priorities have meant the lawn has been neglected, or it has simply run its course due to overuse through time. Your much-loved and much-used family lawn and garden has served you and your family well over the years and it is now time for a complete lawn rejuvenation. Many customers also tell us that their circumstances and lifestyles have changed, and with the children grown they would prefer an ornamental lawn.

Whatever the reasons for your lawn requiring an overhaul, our rejuvenation programme will give you a new lawn.

What does the programme entail?

No two rejuvenations are the same. We look at your lawn and do what it needs.

Depending on the lawn’s needs the process may consist of some or all of the following:

• Killing off the existing lawn. This is only required in certain circumstances.
• Aeration to relieve soil compaction, and allow clean air, nutrients, and water to reach the roots leading to healthier growing conditions.
• Scarification to remove extensive moss and thatch build up.
• Overseeding with seed specifically aimed at addressing any previous problems with the lawn. This may involve the introduction of different types of grasses if incorrect grasses had been used when the lawn was first laid, for example introducing shade tolerant grass. Or sometimes, we just need to thicken the lawn up.
• Top-dressing with sand.
• Top-dressing with soil.
• Top-dressing using a mix of both sand and soil.
• Lawn feed.

How much does it cost?

It is more cost-effective to rejuvenate a lawn than to lay a new lawn from scratch as materials and labour can often be expensive.

After the rejuvenation, your lawn goes onto our treatment programme. Every visit lets us see how the new grass is coming on, and we’ll tell you how to look after it in between.

This programme can be carried out at any time of the year apart from winter.

The quickest way to turn a terrible lawn into a great lawn

Complete lawn rejuvenation, east Belfast (BT4) · 2021