Turf Brushing and Grooming
High-traffic turf can lay flat. We use a power brush to lift the pile, redistribute infill and clear debris, so the lawn looks fuller, feels softer and drains better.

- ToolPower brush
- WorkLift pile, spread infill
- ClearLeaves and debris
- Pairs withMaintenance plans
What is included
- 1Fuller looking turfBlades stand up again and the lawn looks lush.
- 2Even infillInfill is redistributed where it has been displaced.
- 3Better drainageCleared debris means water passes through.
- 4Quick and non-invasiveA grooming visit is usually short.
From the first walk to the final brush
- 1Inspect the surfaceWe look at the pile, infill and debris.
- 2Brush the pileWe power-brush against the grain.
- 3Top up infillWe add infill where it has thinned.
- 4Clear and finishWe clear debris and leave the surface tidy.
Is this the right service for you?
- Your turf looks flat in high-traffic spots
- Leaves and debris build up
- Infill seems uneven
- You want the lawn to look fresh before an event
Common questions
How often should turf be brushed?
Light-use lawns need it once or twice a year. Busy areas benefit from more. We recommend a schedule.
Can I brush it myself?
A stiff push broom works for light brushing. A power brush is better for large lawns.
Will brushing remove stains?
It lifts the pile and clears debris. For stains and odors, a cleaning treatment helps.
Services that pair with this one
Turf Maintenance PlansScheduled visits to rinse, brush, groom and check your turf all year.See the service
Pet Turf Cleaning and DeodorizingA deep clean for pet turf: rinsed, treated and refreshed.See the service
Turf Seam and Patch RepairOpen seams, burn marks and worn patches fixed so you cannot find them.See the service Find your city
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