Lawn care and lawn repair in Beaver Dam

The upkeep that makes a yard look looked-after.

Lawn Care

Care for the whole lawn: the cutting, feeding and fixing on this page.

Mowing

Regular cuts at a healthy height. Taking off no more than a third of the blade at a time keeps grass thick and green.

Sidewalk Edging

A clean line where the grass meets the walk, drive and curb.

Shrub Trimming

Hedges and shrubs shaped and kept off the windows, walks and siding.

What the grass needs to fill in and stay ahead of weeds.

Fertilizing

Feeding at the right times of year. Spring and fall are the best seasons; the heat of summer isn't.

Weed Control

Knocking back the weeds that move into thin or stressed turf.

For lawns that are thin, bare, bumpy, compacted or choked with thatch.

Lawn Repair

Bringing back the bare, thin and damaged patches.

Aeration

Pulling plugs of soil and thatch to open up compacted ground, so air, water and food reach the roots.

Thatching

Raking out the dead layer that builds up between the blades and the soil.

Rolling

Smoothing out the bumps and heaves a Wisconsin winter leaves behind.

Tilling

Breaking up the ground before new seed, sod or planting goes in.

Seeding & Sodding

New grass from seed where you have time, or sod where you want it green now.