Dethatching your lawn is an organic way of improving the overall health of your lawn. This is a critical step to maintaining the appearance and strength of your lawn all year round. Dethatching is a process that involves removing the layer of dead grass, or "thatch," that can build up on the surface of a lawn. This layer can prevent air, water, and nutrients from reaching the grassroots, leading to poor lawn health and appearance. Our dethatching service is designed to remove this layer and help your lawn thrive.
At State College Lawn Care, our team of trained professionals will carefully assess your lawn's needs and create a customized dethatching plan to ensure that it is getting the best possible care. We use specialized equipment to remove the thatch layer and allow air, water, and nutrients to reach the roots of your grass. This can help to improve the lawn's overall health, as well as reduce the risk of problems such as shallow root growth and weed infestation.
Since dethatching disturbs the roots of your lawn, it is important that your lawn’s roots get a chance to recover before being exposed to additional weather traumas, such as summer drought. Because of this, we only dethatch when the conditions are appropriate. Our dethatching service is available in the spring (usually until mid-May) and fall (usually starting mid-September). Dethatching is recommended on an as-needed basis and is available across the State College Area including Boalsburg, Harrisburg, Lock Haven, Bloomsburg and beyond.
