Paradise Allscape - Olive Branch's Qualified Landscapers

Dead patches often signal deeper issues like soil compaction or poor drainage, which are common here. The best approach is a combination of core aeration to relieve compaction, followed by top-dressing and overseeding with hardy local grass varieties. For persistent drainage problems, we may recommend adjusting the lawn's grade or installing a French drain system to direct water away from your foundation and low spots, ensuring your new grass stays healthy.

Absolutely. Water pooling is a frequent issue in Olive Branch due to clay-heavy soils and flat or improperly graded lots. Our solution typically involves regrading the affected area to create a gentle slope that channels water away from your home and into appropriate drainage areas. We assess the entire yard's flow and often combine regrading with strategic drainage solutions to permanently solve the problem and protect your landscape investment.

This is a classic sign of poor soil grading beneath the new sod or seed. If an area is too low, it stays wet and can rot; if it's too high, water runs off and the grass dries out. We solve this by first correcting the sub-grade—ensuring the soil base is smooth and properly sloped—before replanting. This ensures even water distribution and root establishment, giving your new grass the same fighting chance as the rest of your Olive Branch lawn.