Power Raking

Power raking removes the thatch buildup on your lawn and helps improve air and water penetration to the soil, promoting healthier grass growth.  

• What it removes:

  Primarily targets thick layers of thatch, which can hinder grass growth by preventing nutrients and water from reaching the roots. 

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• How it works:

       A power rake has rotating blades or tines that dig into the lawn, pulling up and removing the thatch layer. 

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• When to power rake

   Take a core sample of soil and measure the thatch layer on top. If it's more than 1/2 inch, you should power rake. ​