Lawn Rolling
Between April and May, we use a 3000-pound vibrating asphalt roller to smooth out your lawn, collapse mole tunnels, and fix winter heaving damage.
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What is Lawn Rolling?
Lawn Rolling collapses mole tunnels and other underground critter crawl spaces, fixes minor tire ruts, and smooths out areas that heaved during the winter temperatures.
For those who mow their own lawn, Lawn Rolling is a huge help to your body and to your mower too — you'll have a much smoother lawn to cut.
Collapses Mole Tunnels
Fixes Tire Ruts
Smooths Winter Heaving
Easier Mowing
Things to Consider Before We Roll
We request that all underground sprinkler heads, valve boxes, invisible dog fences, and shallow wiring for landscape lighting be flagged. Flags can be purchased at Home Depot, Menards, and Lowes for a very low price.
We are not responsible for damage to buried items like sprinkler lines, sprinkler heads, valve boxes, buried utility wires (such as for landscape lighting), invisible dog fences, septic tanks, and drain fields.
Since we cannot control the weather, we provide all of our clients with an email a week in advance, followed by an email the day prior to service as a reminder. This gives you time to water the lawn if conditions are dry and flag any buried items.
Please Flag These Items:
- Sprinkler Heads & Valve Boxes
- Invisible Dog Fences
- Landscape Lighting Wires
- Septic Tanks & Drain Fields
- Any Shallow-buried Utilities
What Lawn Rolling Won't Do
The roller does not grade lawns. It will not take high places and fill in low spots.
It will not fix all tire ruts.
The lawn roller was meant to operate on flat asphalt, so it does not handle hills in a lawn too well. The roller can go up and down hills, but not traverse them.
It can climb the hill of a walk-out basement, as long as the slope is not straight up and down. If the hill slopes to a fence, we may not be able to go up or down it.
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