Lawn restoration 

Aeration reduces soil compaction by pulling small cores from the lawn. This allows air, water, and nutrients to reach the root zone more effectively.

Best for:
Lawns with hard soil, poor drainage, or thinning growth.

Overseeding involves spreading grass seed across existing turf to improve density. A thin layer of topsoil is applied to help seed-to-soil contact and support germination.

Best for:
Lawns with bare spots or general thinning.

Lawn leveling corrects uneven areas by adding a leveling mix to low spots in the yard. This improves surface consistency and drainage.

Best for:
Lawns with bumps, dips, or uneven grade.