We started this project in January of this year, with a complete tear-out of the front landscaping. We poured a new walkway with a classic brick ribbon, to match the brick accents of the home. 

Most importantly, we installed drainage systems before we installed any of the new landscaping to prevent water erosion. We designed a hardscape with natural stone gray edgers, moss boulders, Colorado Cobble Stones & natural flagstone steppers & Indian Limestone veneer walls. The berms on both sides of the yard are assorted evergreen trees, shrubs, perennial flowers, ornamental grasses & new double ground dark mulch. 

To accent all of the new work, they installed an FX LED Luxor Lighting System with path lights & under cap lights. 

Have you done everything you can to get your yard looking green? Watered? Seeded? Your soil could be the problem. You might find that you need aeration and over-seeding to revive it.

Through aeration, a machine removes small soil plugs from your lawn, depositing them back into the turf grass canopy. This process improves water infiltration, oxygen disunion, and root growth.

Over-seeding is a great partner to aeration because you need seed-to-soil contact to germinate lawn seeds, and you’ve just created the perfect seedbed through aeration. This maximizes your chances of over-seeding success so you can thicken up that lawn to prevent weeds and give it that lush, green appearance you envy.

Once completing aeration and over-seeding, make sure you do everything to ensure success. Aeration and over-seeding are some of the most beneficial services you can give your lawn.