Lawn scarification, Lawnscience provides a comprehensive scarification service for residential lawns.

Is your lawn looking a little worn out? Potentially your lawn could benefit from scarification. The process of scarification removes thatch from the surface of your lawn. Thatch is the build-up of decomposing organic matter that is naturally produced by your lawn. A small amount of thatch is not a problem, but if it is allowed to build-up it can start to reduce water and nutrient penetration into the root zone, creating weaker grass which, in time, will start to thin. Thatch is also a perfect breeding ground for fungal pathogens, encouraging the spread of fungal disease.

But don’t worry Lawnscience can inspect your lawn free of charge and identify thatch build-up. All you need to do is enter your details into our orange contact box and we’ll take care of the rest. One of our friendly, qualified lawn technicians will make contact with you and agree on a mutually convenient time to visit and access your lawn. Having completed a thorough examination of your lawn your technician will discuss with you, in detail, our scarification process and the issues that are preventing you from having the lawn of your dreams. You’ll also receive a fully costed lawn care programme that will transform your lawn. If our programme meets with your approval just give us the word and we’ll quickly get your programme underway.

The Lawnscience Lawn Care annual program controls the grass growth to the optimum level. From vertical dark green shoots in the spring, improved drought tolerance over the drier summer and stronger growth during the autumn. During winter we tackle moss growth and improve cellular strength of the grass.
We pride ourselves on friendly, knowledgeable service.

One of the least understood aspects of lawn care is the correct management of nutrients levels to match the growth cycle of the grass, our professional products are designed to do just that, saving any confusion about how much of the product should be applied, when and whether this is correct for a certain time of year.

We do not mow lawns, so if you have a gardener their work will not be affected by what we do, we normally form good relationships with gardeners so they highlight what areas may need special attention and so on.

To ensure that you are mowing your lawn correctly please refer to our guide lawn mowing tips and keep up to date with lawn tips by viewing the RHS website.