{{first_name}}, I walked your lawn. Here is what I found.

{{first_name}}, thanks for having me out to {{property_name}} on {{survey_date}}.

Your lawn measures 216.11 m², which is a decent size, and it is in better shape underneath than it looks from the patio. That is the good news. The bad news is that the six things I found are all connected, and three of them come back to the same root cause.

Your soil is compacted. Water sits rather than draining. That means shallow roots, which means the grass is weak, which means moss and weeds move into ground the grass should be holding. The chafer grubs then finish the job from underneath. Feed a lawn like that and most of what you pay for washes off the surface.

So the order matters. Open the soil up first with aeration, then feed it, then the weed and moss control has something to work with. Do it the other way round and you are back here next year with the same lawn and a lighter wallet.

I have set out three ways forward below. I have marked the one I would choose for your lawn, and I have been straight about what each one leaves undone. If you want to argue with me about it, use the box further down. I read every one myself.