Benefits of Overseeding

• Supports stronger, more resilient grass.

• Improves lawn density and coverage.

• Enhances appearance and uniformity.

• Helps maintain a healthy, vibrant lawn year-round.

 

The Overseeding Process

High-quality grass seed is spread evenly across your lawn using professional equipment, with extra attention given to thin and bare areas.

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Best Time to Overseed

The best time to overseed is early fall, when soil is warm but air temperatures are cooler. Spring can also work, but fall generally produces stronger, more resilient lawns. Avoid overseeding during the hottest part of summer or when the soil is frozen.

 

Pairing Overseeding with Aeration

Overseeding works best when paired with lawn aeration. Aeration creates small holes in the soil, allowing the seed to make direct contact with the earth. Together, these services help promote stronger grass development and a healthy lawn.

 

 

Starter Fertilizer Add-On

Starter fertilizer is available as an add-on with overseeding. It provides nutrients that support early root development, giving new grass seedlings a strong foundation for growth.

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Aftercare for Overseeding​

Mowing

Wait to mow until the grass seedlings have begun developing roots, typically 2 to 3 weeks after overseeding or when the new grass reaches 3 inches tall.

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Watering

Begin watering the morning after your service and continue daily for 7 to 10 days. Keep the topsoil consistently damp during this critical germination period to ensure the seeds do not dry out. Avoid puddles or runoff. The goal is to keep the topsoil moist and breathable, giving the seeds the best conditions to establish roots without flooding the lawn.