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When thatch clumps up in amounts greater than half an inch, it blocks water and nutrients from getting to the roots. It can also result in shallow roots, poor drainage, and greater susceptibility to disease. With its technique of power raking/ vertical moving, our detaching service will take that layer off your grass and let it breathe to become healthier and lush.
Frequent dethatching offers long-term benefits which enhance the health and appearance of your lawn. After service, you can expect:
Detaching your lawn regularly keeps it from becoming too dense, thin or develops thatch which means you need to work harder to keep it full and maintain throughout the year.
Thatch accumulation can sneak up on you, not showing visible damage until an issue is already present. Be on the lookout for these common symptoms that indicate it’s time to unhook:
If you see one or more of these symptoms, there is a good chance your lawn is experiencing problems with excessive thatch buildup.
Our dethatching is done with professional equipment and methods that lift out the thatch without tearing out the healthy grass. No two lawns are the same, so we customize the process to your property. Here’s what you can expect:
This method makes sure your turf is back on its feet fast and stronger long term, and it is part of our lawn care main service.
At Joseph Bulfamante & Son, we cater to the whole of Westchester County, comprising of New Rochelle and neighborhoods such as:
Nearby areas include:
We also service waterfront communities and properties along the Long Island Sound and Hutchinson River Parkway corridor.
Is your lawn spongy, patchy and slow to recover? Our dethatching services can help you achieve lush, healthy turf in just one visit! We serve Westchester County and surrounding areas working on residential, estate, and commercial property.
Call (914) 365-1355 now to schedule your service or request a quote.
FAQ
What are the differences between dethatching and aerating lawns?
Detaching gets rid of the thatch layer just above the surface. This aerates your soil by removing small plugs of compacted soil to open the roots and making oxygen, sunlight and water more accessible. Both are helpful in restoring the lawn and in the development of roots.
When is the best time to make an appointment for lawn detaching Westchester?
Early spring or fall is best, when grass is actively growing and can recover rapidly. Don’t detach when it’s hottest, or during drought.
How do I know if my lawn needs dethatching?
A squishy feel, sluggish drainage, or patchy, lackluster grass means you probably have a thick thatch layer. We can quantify it during a visit.
Should I overseed after detaching?
Yes. Unhooking unrolls the soil to make better seed to soil contact and germination. We suggest combining detaching with overseeding and fertilizing to bring back the full,lovely coverage.
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