Andrew Spencer Landscaping - Cherry Valley's Experienced Landscaping

Patchy grass here is often due to compacted soil, poor drainage, or thinning from wear. We start by testing your soil and aerating to improve root health. Then, we use a high-quality seed blend suited for our local climate and properly grade the area to prevent water pooling, ensuring new grass grows in thick and strong.

Yes, absolutely. Shifting rocks are usually caused by an unstable base or improper drainage. We permanently fix this by excavating the area, installing a proper gravel and sand base for stability and drainage, and then resetting the stones. We often use locking techniques or a stabilizing mesh to prevent future movement, especially after freeze-thaw cycles common in our area.

For lawn repairs like seeding, early fall is ideal in our climate, as cooler temperatures and morning dew help seeds establish. For rock garden stabilization, late spring through early fall is best, when the ground is workable. However, we offer assessments year-round and can help you plan the perfect timeline for your specific project.