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1. Submit Your Lawn

Next step

Start by giving us a clear picture of your lawn.

Every lawn is different, which is why the process starts with understanding your property.

You'll be asked to upload photos of your lawn, identify any problem areas, and share information about your current maintenance practices. This includes things like mowing frequency, watering habits, fertilizer applications, and any products or treatments you've already tried.

We also gather information about your goals. Maybe you're trying to improve overall turf quality, reduce weeds, recover from drought stress, or simply understand why certain areas never seem to perform well. Knowing what success looks like helps us provide recommendations that align with what you're actually trying to achieve.

The more information we have, the better the outcome. Lawn issues are rarely caused by a single factor, and photos alone only tell part of the story. By understanding both the property and how it's being maintained, we can begin to identify patterns that may not be immediately obvious.