Nett Lawn Mowing & Landscaping - Hilbert's Qualified Landscapers

First, check the irrigation timer for power and correct programming—this is a frequent point of failure here. If the timer seems fine, look for signs of lawn frost heave that may have shifted or damaged sprinkler heads. Often, the freeze-thaw cycles in our area can cause underground issues. If a quick inspection doesn't reveal the problem, it's best to call us for a professional diagnosis to prevent water waste and protect your lawn's health.

For frost-damaged brown patches common in Hilbert, the solution is often a combination of core aeration and overseeding. Aeration relieves soil compaction and allows oxygen, water, and nutrients to reach the grassroots. We then overseed with hardy, cold-tolerant grass blends suited to our local climate. This approach encourages thick, healthy regrowth that can better resist future winter stress. Timing is key, so we recommend this service in early fall or spring.

Absolutely. Proper mowing is a cornerstone of lawn recovery. We practice a 'mow high' strategy, keeping your grass taller to develop deeper roots that are more resilient to drought and temperature swings. We also ensure sharp blades for clean cuts that heal quickly, preventing disease entry points that stressed, frost-damaged grass is vulnerable to. Consistent, expert mowing from our team builds a stronger lawn foundation year-round.