TRANQUILITYGROUP LTDTranquility Group Ltd
A thin, patchy or tired lawn may need more than a regular cut. We assess the condition of the grass and discuss suitable renovation work, including scarification, overseeding and localised repairs.
Planning your service
Scarification removes accumulated thatch and some surface moss to open up the lawn. It is not suitable for every lawn at every time of year. We assess the grass and conditions before agreeing the intensity of work; the lawn can look thinner immediately afterwards.
Where existing grass is sparse, preparation and overseeding may help rebuild coverage. Bare patches need an assessment of the underlying cause, including wear, shade and soil condition. Seed choice and preparation should suit the site and how the lawn is used.
Some lawns need gradual improvement rather than one intensive visit. Tell us about persistent waterlogging, heavy wear, shade or previous treatments. Where compaction or drainage needs separate attention, we will discuss that before promising a finish.
Planning your service
Renovation needs suitable moisture and growing conditions, rather than simply a date in the diary. We discuss timing and weather before work goes ahead. Newly seeded areas need protection while the grass establishes.
Watering, reduced foot traffic and the timing of the next cut affect establishment. We explain the care needed for the agreed work. Tell us if regular watering will be difficult so the plan reflects what you can maintain.
Send your postcode, lawn dimensions and photographs of both the whole lawn and problem areas. We welcome enquiries across Medway, Swale and Maidstone, with wider Kent work discussed by location and scope. Materials and removal of renovation waste are specified in the quote.
No. A lawn can initially look more open or untidy after scarification. Recovery depends on its condition, the work agreed, growing conditions and aftercare.
Yes, a localised repair may be appropriate. We first consider why that section has failed so the same problem is less likely to recur.
No. Renovation tackles the condition and coverage of the lawn. Mowing maintains growth and presentation; ongoing cutting can be discussed separately.
Request your quotation
Send your postcode, photographs and the work you have in mind. We’ll confirm the next step and whether a site visit is needed.