Lawn Scarification

Thatch and moss compete with the grass, gradually degrading the root layer which leads to a patchy, uneven lawn.

If left untreated, the thatch begins to act as a sponge, creating the damp conditions that leads to moss growing in the lawn. Thatch and moss affects the drainage of the lawn and can prevent oxygen and nutrients from reaching the root layer.

Scarifications are done at certain times of year, generally in Spring and Autumn, and are available as part of our Premium Package.