Introduction to Lawn Problems: Thatch and Compaction

you got a dead spot in your yard or you just can't get the grass to grow as good as you would like it to grow. It doesn't match up with the rest of it. As a professional contractor who has part of my job is to help people get their lawns restored after I've basically come in and destroyed them. I'm going to start with two of the most relevant pieces of information that I give my customers that I'm going to give to you and how I address restoring their lawn back to its former glory after the work is all done. So, let's just dive right into today's video. All right, guys. So maybe you have a dead spot in your yard and maybe it's a spot where you've parked a car and after you moved the car, it's no longer as thrive thriving as it used to be. Or maybe you had some work done and there's a clear trail of where the contractor left and you just want your yard to look the way it should have looked in the first place. Well, let me just help you understand something. There's two basic ways of repairing a lawn. It doesn't cover all the bases, but these two basic ways are your fundamental starting points. The first thing you need to do