Is your lawn looking tired, patchy, or just plain sad? Don’t worry — you’re not alone. When it comes to bringing a struggling lawn back to life, two main options stand out: give it a boost with aeration, seeding, and some TLC, or hit the reset button with fresh sod. But which route makes the most sense for your yard (and your wallet)? Let’s dive into the pros and cons of both!

A seasonal spring cleanup is a one-time property service visit to prepare your lawn and landscape for the up and coming growing season....

Our team at Pacocha Landscaping Services, Inc. specializes in rebuilding an existing stand of previously stressed turfgrass.

1). Cut Grass Routinely Tall (3-1/2″ or greater) 2). Forever Improve the Soil (aerate, fertilize, top dress with organic materials, water...

We can truly help! It is our complete pleasure to share our multi-decade industry knowledge and experience with you to ensure the very...

Whenever repairing or installing a new lawn from seed or sod, one very important aspect of the planting process is soil preparation. ...

Spring is finally here!! A sure sign that spring has finally arrived is when the forsythia bushes bloom and take on an awesome yellow...

The first cool-season lawn areas to show signs of heat related stress will likely consist of Kentucky bluegrass and fine fescue grass...

When planting a new lawn from seed (in particular), soil is normally added, amended, cultivated and/or aerated to provide optimum...

Yes, lawn rust! When we hear the word rust we usually think of deteriorating steel or iron somewhere in our local surroundings.  However,...

Here are a few of the most common underground “non-exposed” utilities that must be marked, flagged and/or mapped before core aerating...

Lawn renovation is the process of rebuilding your lawn’s density by mechanical and manual means. To begin we normally core aerate all...