Daybreak Landscaping

Are you concerned that the part of your lawn you recently had to re-sod isn’t doing as well as you’d hoped? Let’s talk about the challenges you’re having with your lawn and whether our services are just what the lawn doctor ordered.

Did you know that, if your irrigation system is improperly installed, it can cause serious harm to your lawn? It is important to have your watering system checked regularly to ensure the best care of your landscape.

Early lawns were very expensive to maintain. Before the invention of mowing machines, which occurred in 1830, lawns had to be scythed and sheared. This is labor-intensive work that usually required an able staff.

The experts will ensure that the exterior lighting design of your commercial property will make immediate visual sense, combining architecture, landscape, and safety considerations into a beautiful and practical relationship.

Were you aware that trees and shrubs require regular feeding during their growth cycles? Without proper nutrition, vegetation can become spindly and unattractive. Trees may also begin to lose branches, especially during storms.

Is the entrance into your home at least several feet higher than the driveway area? This can pose a problem for people with limited mobility. However, by installing steps, for example, you can use a hardscape feature to turn a potential negative into a positive.

Unfortunately, the average homeowner may not have the time available to deal with all the issues that can spring up in the lawn. Whether it’s weeds or pests, we’re always here to help.

Are you considering selling your home any time in the near future? If so, it's vitally important to keep your lawns properly landscaped. A professional law care expert can make sure any potential homebuyers will be impressed with your lawn and garden.

A pergola, garden gate, or a tea house-style gazebo can really add a unique look to your outdoor living area. If this sounds like something you would be interested in, give us a call today for more information.

Fall cleanup of your commercial property will involve a thorough raking of your lawn and flowerbeds. In some cases, it may be appropriate to overseed thin or trampled areas of the lawn, and then protect those areas with compost or another topdressing.

Thatch is that layer of living and dead leaves and stems that accumulates between the topsoil and the layer of growing grass. While a slight layer of thatch is good, if it is allowed to become too deep, it restricts air, water, and fertilizers from reaching the roots, damaging your lawn.