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Your Lawn is Under Severe Water Stress!
When watering your lawn, you should really strive to water enough to wet the entire root zone. The most common error committed by people is light irrigation. Too little water too often encourages a multitude of problems such as shallow root system. … Continue reading
Posted in Landscape Maintenance, Lawn Care
Tagged clay, drought, dry, Grass, heat stress, hot, irrigation, Lawn, loam, Pacocha, rainfall, root system, sand, sprinkler, water, watering, weather, wet
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The damaging power of ice!
Many of us carefully travel atop slippery icy surfaces every winter with great care and awareness. We do our very best to lower the possibility of a slip and fall or vehicle accident by applying various forms of ice melters … Continue reading
Posted in Property Evaluation
Tagged damage, drainage, freezing, frozen, gutters, hose, ice, irrigation, Pacocha, pipe, pump, rain, water
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