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Dead patches often result from soil compaction, pests, or disease common in our area. The best approach is a thorough evaluation of the soil and grass type. We typically recommend aeration to relieve compaction, followed by overseeding with a hardy grass blend suited for the Great Falls climate. Proper watering and fertilization after repair are crucial for long-term success.

Absolutely. Tree root damage is a frequent issue in Great Falls. We carefully address this by leveling the affected areas with a sand-soil mix, which allows for better grass growth over the roots without harming the tree. In severe cases, we may recommend installing a shade-tolerant ground cover or creating a decorative mulch bed around the tree base as a practical and attractive alternative.

Prevention starts with consistent, knowledgeable care. For Great Falls lawns, we advise a seasonal maintenance plan that includes proper mowing heights, deep but infrequent watering to encourage strong root growth, and soil testing to guide fertilization. Addressing thatch build-up and compacted soil with annual aeration is one of the most effective ways to prevent dead patches and promote a resilient lawn.