Washington Township Landscaping | Lawn & Shrub Repair | Michigan Premier Landscape

In our area, dead patches are often due to compacted soil, fungal issues like snow mold, or improper watering. We start with a soil analysis to diagnose the root cause. Our fix typically involves core aeration to relieve compaction, overseeding with hardy Michigan grass blends, and adjusting your irrigation schedule. For persistent fungal problems, we can apply targeted treatments and recommend cultural practices to keep your lawn healthy.

Absolutely. This is a frequent issue where downspouts, concrete walkways, or paver patios can alter water drainage and soil pH, stressing plants. Our masonry team can assess and correct drainage with solutions like regrading, adding channel drains, or installing permeable pavers. We'll then replace the distressed shrubs with salt-tolerant, deep-rooted varieties suited for foundation planting in our local climate, ensuring a lasting solution.

Yes, strategically. A well-placed fence can act as a windbreak, protecting sensitive plants from harsh winter winds common in Washington Township. For patios and walkways, we use proper construction techniques to direct water away from planting beds, preventing root rot. Integrating hardscape with softscape this way creates microclimates that reduce stress on your lawn and shrubs, leading to a healthier, more cohesive outdoor environment.