Soil-tested lawn treatment in Nibley
Many Nibley lawns are new sod on soil packed down during construction. They often look fine for a year or two and then thin out as the roots stay shallow.
The ground in Nibley
Most of Nibley was farmland until recent decades, and new subdivisions now cover much of that ground. Valley-floor soil here can be heavy and slow to drain.
Lawn problems we look for in Nibley
Sod on packed soil
Heavy equipment packs the soil while a house goes up. Sod laid on packed soil often roots only in the top few inches. Those shallow roots dry out fast in July. We read compaction with a meter at the free assessment.
Slow-draining valley soil
Roots in heavy valley soil get too little air because the soil stays wet after watering. Core aeration in September pulls plugs of soil to let air and water move. Core aeration is part of Fertilizer + Fall Renovation.
Low phosphorus under new lawns
The subsoil under many new lawns tests low in phosphorus. Grass needs phosphorus to build roots. Your soil report shows the phosphorus level. If the level is low, we choose a feed that adds phosphorus.
We feed your Nibley lawn at all six visits and treat the whole lawn for weeds in May and August
See the full program →We are booking Nibley lawns for the 2027 season
We serve all of Nibley. That includes the older streets and the new subdivisions. Once you book, we text you the day before each visit. You do not need to be home if you leave the gate unlocked.