Our last step to putting a construction project back together is to repair the lawn areas damaged from all the construction equipment, material storage and foot traffic throughout the project. There are plenty of ways to repair a lawn after construction. Most companies will repair the damage by spreading some topsoil, seed and hay and call it a day. We like to take an extra step before seeding. We like to break up soil compaction as much as possible be seeding. What we use to break up surface compaction and creates a nice bed for grass seed is a Toro Dingo with an attachment called an Aeravator. Below is a video of the process.
Reducing Compaction and Finishing Landscape Projects
Reducing Compaction and Finishing Landscape Projects
Reducing Compaction and Finishing Landscape Projects
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Richard Schipul
For the last 30 years, I have owned the landscape company Designing Eden LLC based in New Milford, CT. We offer landscape designs, landscape installations and garden maintenance services in Fairfield and Litchfield County Connecticut. I am currently the only Nationally Certified Landscape Designer in Litchfield County and sit on the board of the Association of Professional Landscape Designers and Mad Gardeners.