We diagnose why a lawn is deteriorating and prepare a practical plan for treatment, recovery and ongoing care.
We assess the turf, soil, irrigation and site conditions.
We identify diseases, pests and maintenance problems.
We plan treatment, overseeding, nutrition and prevention.
Lawn treatment and recovery
Yellowing, spots, thinning or dying grass may result from infection, pests, compacted soil, incorrect irrigation or nutrient deficiency. We therefore begin with diagnosis instead of applying a random treatment.
We work with general-purpose, park, garden, ornamental, sports, shade-tolerant and other lawn types.
What can damage a lawn
- Fusarium, powdery mildew, anthracnose, rust, red thread and other diseases.
- Moles, ants, birds, pets and other damaging factors.
- Overwatering, drought, waterlogging, frost damage or insufficient light.
- Nutrient deficiency, compacted soil, incorrect mowing or irrigation.
How we help
We identify the underlying cause and recommend treatment and protection measures. Where needed, the plan can include feeding, aeration, overseeding or restoration of damaged areas.
Recommendations are adapted to the season, the condition of the turf and the actual conditions on your property.
What you receive
You receive an assessment of the lawn, a clear explanation of the problem, a list of priority actions and a structured treatment, recovery and prevention programme.