Sample photos

The kinds of lawns we core and seed

Brick colonials, ranch lots and builder-grade yards on clay. Swap in your own photos when you have them.

Brick colonial house with a large green lawn and mature trees — Brick colonial, open front lawn

Close-up of dense green grass filling the frame — Dense fescue, close up

Brick two-story house with a lawn and shrub beds — Two-story brick, shrub beds on the edges

Diagonal mowing stripes run across a dense green lawn — Mowing stripes on a settled lawn

Single-story ranch house with a large green front lawn — Ranch lot, large front lawn

Low view of tall green grass with seed heads and a soft background — Fescue seed heads in late spring

Sample photos.

What a job looks like

Week by week after the seed goes down

What to expect on your own lawn, with weather as the variable.

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Step 1: Day of the visit
Holes across the lawn, plugs of soil on top and seed in between. It looks rough.
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Step 2: Week one to two
Plugs crumble with each watering and the seed swells. Keep the top inch damp.
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Step 3: Week two to four
A green haze appears. Don't mow until the blades stand tall, and then only with the deck high.
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Step 4: November
The new grass fills in the thin spots until the cold slows it. The rest happens in spring.

Start with one visit, not a long contract

Send the address and we'll look at the lawn first.

Book your slot Text (919) 555-0101