LV Turf Cleaning

About LV Turf Cleaning

A few inches under Spring Valley topsoil sits caliche, hard as a sidewalk, and grass that grows here has earned the ground it stands on. In March the bermuda comes out of dormancy in patches, brown giving way to green in a slow tide across the yard. LV Turf Cleaning meets it right there — scalping off the dead thatch, raking the turf clean, mowing it back into one plane, and keeping weeds from claiming the open ground first. Add regular cutting and edging through the warm months and a tired lawn becomes a solid sheet of green by May. That turn is the best thing to watch all year.