Whether you’re building a new home or improving the landscaping of one that already exists, you have two options when it comes to dramatically improving the appearance of your landscape: lawn seeding and sodding.
Lawn seeding is often used to establish grass across a prepared area, while slit seeding is designed to add seed directly into an existing lawn. Slit seeding may be a better option when the lawn is already established but has thin growth, bare patches, or areas that need additional density.
Although seeding takes longer to establish than sodding, it allows you to choose the unique seed combination that will survive best in your unique environment. There are many seeds available, and by choosing the right one for your location, you can find a seed blend that will more easily thrive on your property.
To learn more about our seeding and lawn repair services, contact us today. We’re happy to answer any questions you may have.
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