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​WELL-MAINTAINED PROPERTY—WITHOUT THE HASSLE

Core aeration removes small plugs of soil from your lawn, creating channels for air, water, and nutrients to reach the root zone. It's one of the most impactful things you can do for a struggling lawn.

Signs your lawn needs aeration:

• Water pools or runs off instead of soaking in
• Grass is thinning despite regular watering and fertilizing
• Your soil is heavy clay (common throughout Utah County)
• The lawn gets significant foot traffic from kids, pets, or entertaining
• Thatch layer exceeds half an inch

Best time to aerate in Utah:

• Fall (September–October): Ideal — cool-season grasses recover vigorously.
• Spring (March–April): A solid secondary window.
• Avoid mid-summer aeration — heat stress plus aeration damages turf.

Warner Lawncare pairs aeration with overseeding for maximum results. Call 801-404-4250 to schedule your fall aeration before slots fill up.

Xeriscaping is a landscaping approach designed for Utah's high-desert climate — it dramatically reduces water use without sacrificing beauty. It's not just gravel and cactus. A well-designed xeriscape uses drought-tolerant plants, strategic hardscaping, and efficient drip irrigation to create a stunning, low-maintenance yard that thrives on a fraction of the water a traditional lawn requires.

Benefits of xeriscaping in Utah County:

• Water savings of 50–70% compared to traditional turf
• Lower monthly water bills — many homeowners save $30–$60/month during irrigation season
• Significantly less maintenance than a traditional lawn
• Thrives during Utah's increasingly common drought restrictions
• Can increase property value with a unique, regionally-appropriate design

Warner Lawncare handles complete xeriscape design and installation — plant selection, drip irrigation, rock gardens, dry creek beds, and hardscape integration. Call 801-404-4250 to talk about converting part or all of your yard to a water-wise landscape.

Spring and fall cleanups are comprehensive one-time services that reset your yard for the season ahead. Here's what each includes:

Spring Cleanup (March–May):

• Removal of leaves, branches, and debris accumulated over winter
• Raking dead grass, thatch, and matted areas
• Pruning dead or damaged branches from trees and shrubs
• Cutting back ornamental grasses and perennials
• Edging and refreshing garden beds
• Sprinkler system startup (checking heads, zones, and controller)

Fall Cleanup (October–November):

• Leaf removal — multiple passes until the trees are bare
• Cutting back perennials and ornamental grasses for winter
• Final mow at a shorter height to prevent snow mold
• Gutter cleaning
• Sprinkler system winterization (blowout)
• Debris hauling — everything is removed from your property

Book your cleanup early — spring and fall slots fill quickly. Call 801-404-4250 or use the estimate form to get on the schedule.