Dead lawn patches
Answer: call a landscaper.
Brown or bare patches in your lawn can result from grub damage, fungal disease, pet urine, compacted soil, or improper watering. A landscaper can test the soil, treat the underlying cause, and reseed or resod the affected areas to bring your lawn back to life.
Who to call
For this problem, call a: Landscaper
Symptoms to look for
- Brown, yellow, or bare spots scattered across the lawn
- Grass pulls up easily in affected areas (sign of grub damage)
- Spongy or unusually soft patches in the turf
- Patches appear despite regular watering
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