Soil-tested lawn treatment in North Logan
Many North Logan lawns are newer and sit on bench soil. That soil drains fast and packs hard during construction.
The ground in North Logan
Most of North Logan sits on the east bench. The bench is an old shoreline of Lake Bonneville. Sand and gravel sit under a thin layer of topsoil. New subdivisions now cover much of the bench.
Lawn problems we look for in North Logan
Pale grass after feeding
Because North Logan soil is alkaline, it often locks up iron. The lawn can turn yellow-green even after a feed. If the grass is watered and still growing, iron is the likely cause. Our June visit adds liquid iron to green the lawn back up for several weeks.
Bench soil that dries out fast
Bench lawns often brown sooner in July heat than lawns on the valley floor because sand and gravel let water drain past the roots. Water less often and for longer so the roots grow down. The potassium in our June feed also helps the grass handle heat and drought.
Soil packed by construction
Heavy equipment packs the soil around a new house. Topsoil is often thin by the time sod goes down. Roots stay shallow in packed ground. We read compaction with a meter at the free assessment and recommend core aeration where the reading calls for it.
We feed your North Logan lawn at all six visits and treat the whole lawn for weeds in May and August
See the full program →We are booking North Logan lawns for the 2027 season
We serve all of North Logan. That includes the Green Canyon foothills. You book with a free assessment and pay after each visit.