Lawn fertilization is the process of applying nutrient-rich products to your grass to promote strong root development, vibrant green growth, and overall turf health. It helps your lawn recover from environmental stress and resist weeds, pests, and diseases.

What We Do at CEW:

• Apply balanced fertilizer blends tailored to the season (spring, summer, or fall)

• Use granular or liquid applications depending on lawn type and soil condition

• Offer slow-release formulas for long-lasting effects and fewer applications

• Conduct soil testing (optional) to determine nutrient deficiencies

• Recommend a custom feeding schedule for maximum effectiveness

Benefits:

• Encourages lush, thick, and vibrant grass

• Boosts root strength for drought and disease resistance

• Restores nutrients lost due to mowing or rainfall

• Creates an ideal environment for seeding and healthy turf growth

2. Seeding (Overseeding & New Lawn Seeding)

Overview:
Seeding involves planting new grass seed to fill in bare patches, thicken thinning areas, or establish a brand-new lawn. It’s essential for maintaining a full, green lawn and improving the appearance and durability of turf.

What We Do at CEW:

• Perform overseeding to thicken existing lawns

• Offer new lawn seeding for bare soil areas

• Use premium seed blends matched to your region and sunlight exposure

• Apply starter fertilizer after seeding to boost germination

• Offer aeration + seeding packages for improved soil contact

• Provide watering and care instructions to help seeds grow successfully

Benefits:

• Fills in patchy or thinning grass

• Improves lawn density and weed resistance

• Introduces newer, more resilient grass varieties

• Enhances color and softness of the turf

3. Dethatching

Overview:
Dethatching is the mechanical removal of excess thatch — a layer of dead grass, roots, and debris that accumulates between the soil surface and the green grass. Too much thatch blocks water, air, and nutrients from reaching the roots.

What We Do at CEW:

• Use professional dethatching machines to pull up and break down the thatch layer

• Remove and bag up the loose debris for proper disposal

• Assess if follow-up aeration or fertilization is needed

• Provide guidance on proper mowing and watering to avoid future buildup

Benefits:

• Restores airflow, water absorption, and nutrient delivery to the roots

• Prevents lawn diseases caused by moisture and fungal buildup

• Encourages deeper root growth and stronger turf

• Prepares the lawn for successful overseeding and fertilization

️ Perfect Seasonal Combo:

CEW recommends bundling dethatching, fertilization, and seeding together in early spring or fall for the most effective lawn renovation and long-term results.