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Overseeding
We spread fresh, high-quality grass seed over your existing lawn to fill in thin areas and improve overall density. Perfect for boosting curb appeal and helping your lawn crowd out weeds naturally over time.
Spot Repair / Patch Seeding
Bare or damaged spots? We prep the soil, rake out debris, and seed the area by hand. Ideal for pet damage, foot traffic areas, or rough patches from past projects. Includes a light topdressing if needed to help with germination.
Full-Lawn Reseeding
For lawns that are more bare than full. We mow low, dethatch if needed, and broadcast seed over the entire yard to help you start fresh. Often paired with topdressing for better soil contact and moisture retention.
Healthy Lawns Start With New Seed
If you want a thick, healthy lawn, adding new grass seed isn’t optional — it’s essential. Most cities (including ours) won’t let you grow grass tall enough for it to go to seed naturally, which means your lawn can’t reseed or regenerate on its own. Over time, older grass thins out, dies off, and leaves room for weeds to move in.
That’s where we come in. Overseeding gives your lawn the fresh start it needs by introducing new, vigorous grass varieties that thicken the turf, crowd out weeds, and improve resilience through the seasons.
Think of it like this: if you’ve never added seed to your lawn, it’s like expecting an aging community to thrive without ever welcoming in younger generations. No matter how healthy the older grass is, it still needs backup — and that new seed brings life, energy, and long-term strength to your yard.
We don’t use chemicals or shortcuts — just smart timing, proper prep, and great seed that fits your soil and sunlight. Whether you need a full reseed, patch repair, or seasonal overseeding, Colin Can Help gives your lawn the reinforcements it’s been missing.
Colin’s Guide to Greener Grass:
Mow High, Not Short
Cutting your grass too low weakens the roots and invites weeds. We mow at the proper height to build thicker turf and deeper roots.
Feed Your Lawn the Natural Way
We don’t rely on chemicals. Instead, we improve soil health through overseeding, compost topdressing, and smart mowing habits that work with nature — not against it.
Water Less — But Smarter
Frequent light watering leads to weak roots. Deep, infrequent watering helps your lawn become stronger, greener, and more drought-tolerant.
Aerate & Overseed Twice a Year
We recommend core aeration and overseeding every spring and fall to refresh your lawn with new grass growth and reduce compaction over time.
Spot Seed Whenever You Can Water
Got more than a few things to toss? Our bulk pickup pricing is based on how much space your junk takes up in our trailer. It’s a fair, flexible option for anything from garage cleanups to big move-outs.
Don’t Skip the Cleanup
Leaves, clumps, and leftover debris smother your lawn. We always clean paved areas and offer seasonal yard cleanup to help your lawn breathe and bounce back.
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Learn More About Grass:
Aeration vs. Dethatching: Which Does Your Lawn Need?
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Can I Overseed a Weedy Lawn Without Killing the Weeds First?
Yes — you can overseed a weedy lawn without killing the weeds first, especially in late summer or early fall when weed pressure naturally declines. But for best results, thinning or spot-treating the worst weeds beforehand and improving seed-to-soil contact will give your new grass...
Colin Can Help Guide to New Grass
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DIY Lawn Mowing Tips for a Professional Look
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Effects of Dull Lawn Mower Blades
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How Long Does It Take to See Results After Overseeding?
Most Northeast Ohio lawns begin showing visible results from overseeding in 7 to 14 days, depending on grass type, soil temperature, and watering consistency. Full results can take 4 to 8 weeks, especially in cooler fall weather. Introduction: The Waiting Game After Seeding You’ve done the hard...
How Often Should You Mow Your Lawn?
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How to Control Lawn Weeds Before Summer Heat Makes It Worse
To control lawn weeds before summer heat makes them harder to manage, act now with targeted treatments, regular mowing, and a thick, healthy turf. Late spring to early summer is your last best chance to stop weeds before they seed or thrive in heat. How to...
How to Mow After Overseeding Without Ruining New Grass
Wait until your new grass reaches 3 to 3.5 inches tall before mowing after overseeding. Use a sharp blade, high mower setting, and dry conditions to avoid damaging seedlings. Timing and technique are everything when protecting your investment in new growth. Introduction: Don’t Mow It All...
How to Prep Your Lawn for July Heat Before It’s Too Late
To prepare your lawn for July’s scorching heat, mow high, water deeply, and feed smartly. These proactive steps in late June and early July can help your lawn stay green, thick, and resilient through summer stress. How to Prep Your Lawn for July Heat Before It’s...