Chamley Landscape

If you like the idea of having a professional maintain the delicate health of your lawn, you're in pretty good company. More than 26 million households in the U.S. employ some type of lawn service professional regularly.

Are you concerned about how much money you have to spend to keep your lawn watered over the summer? Remember, a well-cared-for lawn can actually absorb more water than other lawns, allowing you to spend less.

We recognize that not every area receives enough regular rainfall to sustain the life growing in your yard. Rest assured that we’re always happy to help you design and install an irrigation system that will get water to all green spaces.

If your backyard is flat and uninteresting, consider a landscape design that employs different levels of decks. Work with the planner on the layout, connecting each elevation with stairs and ramps for a unique aesthetic appearance.

One way to add a welcoming and open impression in landscaping design is to add curves. Gentle curves designed around terraced walls, retaining walls, island planters, raised garden beds, walkways and patio borders can dramatically change the feel and look of outdoor areas.

Thatch may or may not be a problem with your lawn. It is a layer of grass clippings, leaves, and dead roots that accumulates at ground level. While it is natural, not harmful, and helps with turf resilience, if it is too thick it can impede water, air, and fertilizer circulation and penetration.

Worried that an irrigation system will be redundant when it's raining? Fortunately, you don't have to worry. Rain sensors can be added to your system that will automatically keep the system from turning on if enough rain has already fallen.

Most sprinkler based irrigation systems are pretty straightforward, even though new style controllers are sophisticated enough to adjust water usage by evaluating the soil composition and weather conditions. There are four basic parts to a sprinkler system: sprinkler heads, buried pipes, valves, and a controller or system brain.

You can always arrange yearly maintenance with us to keep your irrigation system in top condition. We will check all of the components in your system to make sure everything is ready for the hot summer months.

If you love your lawn but hate the upkeep, take heart. There's a lot of turf grass growing in America, and most folks do their part to mow, water, and feed their small outdoor piece of the American dream. In fact, there are nearly 25 million acres of cultivated lawn across the U.S.

Spring cleaning is not just for your house. Your lawn, garden, and trees all need sprucing up. We will begin preparing your lawn for the warmer months, diagnose and note tree maintenance issues, and plant annuals in your beds to herald the coming of the warmer months.

Water new plantings deeply and often, so the plant doesn't show signs of stress, such as wilting, dull or burned foliage. New plantings should be closely monitored for a year.

For a richer, more robust lawn, prefer morning watering. You'll have fewer problems with fungus and save on your water bill, too. Afternoon watering can get expensive because you can lose substantial amounts of water through evaporation.