Fall Renovation Season

Aeration + Overseeding + Fertilizer in Puyallup


Most lawns:

$275–$435 tax included

All three, in a single visit across Puyallup and nearby. Get your price by text in about 5 minutes.

Your address is what I price from. Your number is where I send it.

I measure from satellite — no estimator comes out.

Open the soil, then feed and seed it

The aeration opens up the soil, and that’s the best moment to put the seed down. It gets into the openings instead of sitting on top of the thatch. That’s why I do them in the same visit.

  1. Compacted Thatch sealing the surface
  2. Opened Cores pulled, soil exposed
  3. Seeded Seed down in the openings

Open & Feed in Puyallup

Aeration + premium overseeding + starter fertilizer. Find your lawn size, read your price. That’s the whole pricing model.

Lawn size (sq ft)

2,501 – 3,000

2,0006,000+

Price

$325tax included

Text me my price

Don’t know your size? That’s what the satellite measure is for.

All ten sizes
  • Up to 2,000 $275
  • 2,001 - 2,500 $300
  • 2,501 - 3,000 $325
  • 3,001 - 3,500 $350
  • 3,501 - 4,000 $375
  • 4,001 - 4,500 $390
  • 4,501 - 5,000 $405
  • 5,001 - 5,500 $420
  • 5,501 - 6,000 $435
  • Over 6,000 By estimate

All prices include Washington sales tax. What you see is what you pay.

Add dethatching

Open & Feed Plus

$675

up to 2,000 sq ft, tax included · larger lawns by estimate


Dethatching + aeration + premium overseeding + winterizing fertilizer. The dethatching clears the thatch layer first, so the aeration and the seed are working on bare soil.


One or two a day

Dethatching fills the truck with debris, and it has to be emptied before the next one.

Text me my price

Say “Plus” in the text and I’ll check what’s left.

Premium seed goes down at

5 lbs per 1,000 sq ft

— so a 2,000 sq ft lawn gets a full 10 lbs — and starter fertilizer goes down with it.

What’s included, and what isn’t

Included

One price, stated upfront
Tax included, confirmed by text before I start. Nothing added after the fact.
Premium seed at a published rate
5 lbs per 1,000 sq ft, going into open soil the same day it’s aerated.
Fertilizer with every package
Starter fertilizer with Open & Feed; winterizing fertilizer with Plus.
No contracts
One-time job. Book it, or don’t book it again. No fine print either way.

Not included

I’m a mechanical lawn care specialist, not a general landscaping crew.

  • Branch and leaf cleanup
  • Flower bed weeding
  • Hedge or shrub trimming
  • General yard work

Aren’t part of a renovation visit — ask me separately if you need them.

Three steps, all by text

  1. 30 seconds · You

    Send your address

    I measure your lawn from satellite. No visit, no appointment.

    That’s the only step that’s yours.

  2. ~5 minutes · Me

    I text your price

    Usually within about 5 minutes, based on the size and the package.

  3. When you like · You

    Pick your day

    Confirm by text and you’re on the schedule.

Where I'm working this fall

Puyallup is in Pierce County - including 98371, 98372, 98373, 98374, 98375.

Also serving nearby:

The ground in Puyallup

Puyallup lawns sit on two different grounds. Down on the valley floor the soil is river deposit — Puyallup fine sandy loam is the single most mapped soil inside the city, and it is well drained with no restrictive layer near the surface. Up on the hills you are more likely on Kitsap silt loam, or on Kapowsin, which carries a cemented layer around 25 inches down. Worth knowing locally: WSU has run a research and extension centre on West Pioneer since 1894, which makes this valley some of the most studied ground in the state.

Core aeration works the top few inches — the root zone, where compaction from construction and foot traffic actually sits. It does not reach the dense glacial layer 20 to 40 inches down, and nothing a lawn service does will.

Source: WSU Puyallup Research and Extension Center
Don’t take my word for it — look up your own address on the USDA Web Soil Survey.

Not sure if you’re on a route?

Send your address anyway — I’ll tell you straight.

Fall renovation FAQ

Do you cover my part of Puyallup?

Most likely. Puyallup sits in Pierce County, and I run renovation routes through 98371, 98372, 98373, 98374 and 98375. I also work Tacoma, Sumner, Bonney Lake and Federal Way. Send the address and I’ll tell you straight rather than guess.

When does fall renovation happen?

The renovation season runs from early September through mid-November. I schedule in the order requests come in, and Plus jobs fill up first.

Can I get aeration on its own?

Yes. Aeration by itself is $120 up to 2,000 sq ft, plus $15 for each additional 1,000 sq ft, tax included. Most people booking this fall take the package, since the seed and fertilizer go down while the soil is open.

Do I need to know my lawn's square footage?

No. Send the address and I measure it from satellite - that's what the price is based on.

Is the price really what I pay?

Yes. Every price here includes Washington sales tax. No trip charge, no fuel surcharge, no add-on for the basics.

Do I have to sign a contract?

No. This is a one-time job. No contract, no auto-renew, no cancellation fee.

What if it rains?

Saturated ground compacts underfoot, so I don't work a soaked lawn. If your day is too wet I text you and move it, usually within the same week.

Send your address, get your price

About five minutes for a firm number anywhere in Puyallup. No contract, no deposit, nothing to pay today.

Text me my price

Texting only — I don’t take calls, and I don’t send an estimator. Text me at 206-512-5614.

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