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A thick layer of thatch can quietly suffocate your lawn, blocking water, nutrients, and air from reaching the roots. At Hardy Helps Lawn Care, our professional dethatching services remove this compacted buildup, restoring your lawn’s health and helping it grow strong, green, and vibrant.
Thatch is a dense layer of roots, stems, and organic debris that forms between your grass and the soil.
If your lawn looks uneven, tired, or struggles to absorb water, it may be time to dethatch.
Timing matters:
Avoid dethatching during dry, dormant, or heat-stressed periods to protect your grass.
Not sure if your lawn needs dethatching? Check your thatch layer with a garden trowel. If it’s thicker than 1 inch, or water tends to sit on top of the grass, it’s time to schedule a professional service.
Don’t let thick thatch choke your grass. Trust Hardy Helps Lawn Care to restore your lawn’s health with professional dethatching in Trail, Castlegar, and Nelson.
If your thatch layer exceeds 2 inches, DIY dethatching can damage your grass. Our trained team uses specialized equipment to carefully lift and remove excess thatch — often in multiple light passes — rejuvenating your lawn safely and effectively.
Book your dethatching service with Hardy Helps Lawn Care, your trusted local experts in Trail, Castlegar, and Nelson. We’ll help your lawn breathe easier, absorb nutrients better, and look greener than ever.

See how dethatching removes layers of dead grass to improve air, water, and nutrient flow. Watch our team in action and discover how this service revitalizes your lawn, making it healthier, thicker, and more vibrant.
Over time, lawns can develop a thick layer of thatch that blocks water, air, and nutrients from reaching the soil. Our professional dethatching services remove this excess buildup, helping your lawn breathe, grow thicker, and stay healthier.
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