Fall Cleanup & Leaf Removal
Book fall cleanups before the leaves come down in force. Send in early fall, as trees start to turn.
Seasonal & Weather
Offer dethatching to lawns that came out of winter tired. Send in mid-spring, once lawns are actively growing.
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Dear «CustomerName»,
If your lawn feels spongy underfoot or looks tired no matter how it's mowed, thatch may be the reason. Thatch is the layer of dead stems and roots that builds up between the grass and the soil — and once it gets thicker than about half an inch, it starts choking out the lawn it came from.
Dethatching clears that layer out so water, air, and fertilizer actually reach the soil again. Spring is a great window for it: the lawn is growing strongly enough to recover fast and fill in thicker than before.
We can take a look at your lawn at «Address1» during a regular visit and tell you honestly whether dethatching would help — some lawns need it, plenty don't.
To have us check yours, reply to this email or give us a call.
Warm regards,
«CompanyName»
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Book fall cleanups before the leaves come down in force. Send in early fall, as trees start to turn.
Get irrigation start-up visits booked ahead of the season. Send in early-to-mid spring, before systems come back online.
Fill your blowout schedule before the first hard freeze. Send in early fall, ahead of the first frost warnings.
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