Maintenance is key to protecting your investment. In Salt Lake and Davis Counties, that means adjusting irrigation for seasonal changes, deep watering trees during hot summers, and mulching beds annually to insulate roots. Fertilizing lawns two to four times a year and aerating clay soils helps grass thrive. Hardscapes need occasional sweeping and joint sand refills. Many contractors provide a maintenance guide or offer ongoing service packages. If not, ask for care instructions before the project ends. Following these steps not only keeps your yard looking good but may also be required to keep warranties valid.
What do I need to know to maintain this work from a landscape contractor?
Related FAQs
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When should I fertilize after installation by a landscaping company?
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Should my new sod or lawn look this brown?
Some browning is normal in the weeks following sod installation. Sod needs time to root into the underlying soil, and…
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Is my project truly finished, or is the company just saying it’s done?
“Done” should be verifiable. Use a closeout checklist: 1) scope items installed to spec (plant counts/sizes, paver borders, edge restraints);…
