LAWN RENO SPRING

Lawn renovation step plays a crucial role in transforming tired grass into a resilient, good-looking lawn that saves you dollars down the track. Here's the breakdown:

Preparation
This is where you clear debris, weeds, and obstacles. It ensures that your tools can operate effectively and that every treatment penetrates evenly. Think of it as prepping the canvas before painting.

Dethatching
Thatch is the layer of dead grass and roots that builds up just above the soil. Dethatching removes this barrier, allowing air, water, and nutrients to actually reach the roots. The result? A lawn that breathes better and grows stronger.

Aeration
Over time, soil gets compacted. Aeration creates small holes that relieve this pressure and help roots grow deeper. It also boosts water absorption and reduces runoff, which is great for water efficiency—a long-term money saver.

Fertilising
Once the soil is opened up, feeding your lawn gives it a serious growth kick. With the right fertiliser, you’ll promote healthy, green growth that’s more pest- and drought-resistant.

Top Dressing
This smooths out bumps and uneven patches while improving soil quality. Over time, regular top dressing helps build rich, well-draining soil that supports root development.

Watering
Deep and consistent watering helps establish all the hard work you've put in. It's essential after fertilising and top dressing to help nutrients soak in and kickstart regrowth.

DIY Equipment Hire has every tool you need—from dethatchers to aerators—so you can tackle the job like a pro without the overhead.

Investing a little in seasonal lawn care means you’ll save on water, weed treatments, and even full lawn replacements in the future. SPRING DEAL