Landscaping By Paul: Trusted Landscapers Serving Grand Junction, CO 81501

In our area, bare patches are often due to compacted soil, water runoff, or seasonal stress. We start by aerating the soil to improve drainage and root growth, then use a high-quality, drought-resistant grass blend suited for our climate. Proper seeding and a tailored watering schedule ensure the new grass establishes strongly and blends seamlessly with your existing lawn.

Mulch washout is a common issue here with our sudden downpours. We recommend installing edging or a small gravel border to contain the mulch. Using a slightly heavier, shredded wood mulch and applying it at the proper depth also helps it lock in place. For sloped areas, we can create terraced beds or use erosion-control netting for maximum retention.

Early spring and fall are optimal. In spring, you can repair winter damage and prepare beds before the summer heat. Fall is perfect for overseeding bare patches, as cooler temperatures and moisture help grass roots establish. Addressing mulch and erosion in these seasons ensures your landscape is protected before our more extreme weather hits.