Sea Level Turf

About Sea Level Turf

Berwick sits far enough up from the water to keep its winters honest, but the sea air still finds it — a salt edge on the wind in April, fog rolling in behind a warm front. Sea Level Turf works with that: mowing on a schedule, edging and trimming so the lawn ends where it is supposed to, fertilizing and overseeding the thin places, cleanups when spring opens and when fall shuts down. Turf here has to survive a soggy May, a dry stretch in August, and everything the maples drop in October. Done right, a Berwick lawn holds its color into November and greens up again before the last snowbank goes. That is the target every time the truck turns into a driveway.