Lawn Seeding & Sodding Service
Our seeding and sodding services are the perfect solutions for blending in patches left by felled trees and grounded stumps. We have the right equipment and manpower to grade and level out your lawn once a cleared tree’s root system begins to decompose below the surface. We have access to the appropriate seeding and sod that will make sure your new grass or sod matches the existing lawn flawlessly.
This service includes:
- Competitive Milwaukee rates
- Guaranteed results
- A final debris and lawn clean-up
Trees No More will be able to assess your specific lawn need and provide a flat-fee, affordable pricing package. Our lawn professionals use leading industry standards to serve clients throughout the areas of Wind Lake, New Berlin, Muskego, Franklin, Hale Corners, Greenfield and Greendale.
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What are Girdling Roots?
Girdling roots to a tree, is a similar experience to overeating while wearing a belt. When our favorite dish is placed directly in front of us, we cannot help but indulge. Upon indulging, we notice the space between our stomach and belt gradually decreases, resulting...
There’s a Hole in My Tree!
Holes in trees can be disconcerting. Many homeowners are unsure about what holes indicate for tree health, or what they should do when a hole appears. In this post, we address tree holes and talk about how a hole could be a sign of compromised structural integrity....
Winter Burn (Evergreen Shrubs)
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Boxwood Blight (Boxwood Shrubs)
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