Is a process that sprays a slurry of grass seed, mulch, fertilizer, and water onto soil to establish a lawn. It’s better than traditional sod because it’s more cost-effective, allows for customizable seed blends tailored to specific climates, ensures even coverage, promotes faster germination, and reduces erosion, all while requiring less labor and maintenance.

The process of preparing the seed bed by tilling the top several inches of soil. This can be done with a standard rake by the customer or we can provide this service by using a walk behind power rake.

The process of using a machine to remove 2-4 inch deep plugs of soil from a lawn to reduce compaction, improve nutrient/water absorption, and enhance oxygen flow to roots.

The process of removing the layer of dead grass and organic debris (thatch) that builds up between the soil and actively growing grass, usually needed when this layer exceeds  a 1/2 inch. It improves water, air, and nutrient penetration.

Give your existing lawn a thick, healthy boost without starting from scratch.

Overseeding is one of the most effective and affordable ways to fill in thin or patchy areas, improve density, and bring new life to tired grass. I use high-quality seed blends suited for the Carolinas (including shade-tolerant and sun-loving mixes) combined with core aeration and topdressing for maximum results.

Warm Season

• Bermuda

• Zoysia

• Centipede

Cool Season

• Fescue

• Kentucky Blue Grass

• Rye

Shade Blends

Transition Blends

Wildflower Blend