Thank you for such an informative video. It’s all in the detail .

Nice. Thanks for all the uploads and advice. Much appreciated.

Thankyou for producing this well made and informative video. I didn’t realise how much work goes into keeping a nice lawn. I’ve learned a lot and look forward to trying this for myself

Tremendous care and attention to detail. Well done from Baltimore Maryland USA!!

Great video. Thanks

great video Shaun, lots covered here. Thanks for sharing.

Another great video, your attention to detail and tutorials is why this is my favourite channel.

Great job beautifully explained, and some serious graft. This is however the reason I truly appreciate concrete....

24 min well spent, thank you

I've seen many lawn care videos and this one was among the most instructive. Thanks and well done!

excellent video

Top of the class MR Lawn Right well done no short cuts here.

Very clean job

Great Work. Thanks

Just as much work producing the video as there was in doing the work itself...10/10

GREAT WORK!!

Excellent video mate , cheers

Great work. It always amazes me how much debris and thatch you can pull out of a lawn that rarely has it done. I am sure your clients will love the work you did. I think ill subscribe.

Lotta work, mate. My knees hurt from just finishing mine this this. Thanks for sharing.

Great job 🍻🍻

Best video, ever! On KZfaq

great renovation mate 👌 September usually gives us just the right conditions 👍

Must be fun this time of year scarifying people’s lawns :-) always a fun task ;-)

Watching your channel from the USA. We like your content. Thanks for posting.

I’m worn out just watching 🤣………Great job 👍

Thank you very much for the video I have just had do all of that after leatherjacks and beetles has destroy my prize lawn along with the jackdaws and a badger, but first I spray all my lawns with nematodes I think that is how you spell it watering was a great help and will water three times a day for the over seeding many thanks again.

Good informative video mate.l

Excellent video my friend, Jonny from Boston, USA....I subscribed.

Good video shaun

Good job man realy impressive keep it up 😊

wow ang linis nman sipag nyo po malapit na mag winter

So much I didn't know. Amazing! Clearly explained, step by step, thank you so much! I didn't have a clue how to do it properly. I'm sure you'll get many more subscribers with videos like this! I'm subscribing and giving it a thumb's up! Best wishes from here in Canada.

Great video, very detailed. Wish I hadn't had a water meter fitted now!

I wasn’t aware of all of this process. It’s very informative and impressive video. Everyone should see this wonderful video. This gentleman is really a professional and knowledgeable. Great job. ❤❤❤!

Just scarified mine 40x40 sq metre 14 dumpy bags now overseeding and fertilising. Fingers crossed for next spring

Thanks for your videos, I just followed this video step for step with my small front garden. It's looks like a cabbage patch as we speak. Wish me luck. Neighbours are looking at me funny.

"How about Ye" :) great job as usual

Great job. Very detailed oriented. I don't know why but I find it so satisfying watching detaching videos, more that doing it myself, no work involved. Hope you do a follow up video on this property to see the results.

Nice house..

What an effort 👌 and will be amazing to see a follow up on this lawn

If I could give you more likes I would. I know these videos take time and not easy when working too. Great video mate 👍

It's great for lining hanging baskets

I have renovated my lawn 3x in the last year, last spring, then autumn, then also this spring a couple weeks ago, its looking good but still not the level i am wanting, first time i top dressed in compost the last 2 times i top dressed in a 70-30 sports sand soil mix, i bought a lute and have levelled it out as i am after a bowling green finish, i learned from the first time i top dressed in the 70-30 that the worms hated it and left worm casts everywhere so this time daily i lightly flatten them down. i also dug out all my borders laid weed membrane put plastic lawn edging all around and used 4 tonne of limestone as i was convinced the lawn was getting weeds spreading from the borders and it looks so much nicer imo. But i have the soil of the lawn the same height as the stone border. basically i hear you say that you should aerate yearly. I dont know but surely after years of doing that you would lose height off the lawn as you are removing a lot of soil everytime. When i aerated mine i had endless amounts of rubble bags of the cores i removed and its surprising how much soil your actually taking out. I appreciate the benefits of doing it but is it really needed?

New to your channel , is this done now, September, thats a big garden....good job dude.

New Scarifier mate

I’m doing this to my lawn. It’s may & my lawn was so yellow with years of thatch from the previous owners. And a bit of neglect from me . I’m hoping for good results within a couple months. The wife ain’t impressed so far with what I’ve done. Fingers crossed it turns out good

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Great vids. Can you do one on high wear areas and water repellent soil? In Aus we use seasol soil wetter ad a retail product. Cheers!

Can you go back and show us the lawn today please. Excellent work 👍🏽

C'est vachement naturel tout ça... 😁😁

Very helpful and informative thank you, a quick question, I have an ancient Al-Ko scarifier with two interchangeable blades ? one is a sort of straight blade with an offset and the other is a spring tine device, I seem to recall in the distant past that the spring tine was described as a rake and the other as a verticutter. which should I use to remove the thatch which is minimal now. The minimum height setting when verticutting seems very aggressive on the lawn surface, I was considering a Stihl cordless scarifier which seems to have more depth adjustments.

Great Channel! Would like to know your thoughts on this whole process and the best time of the season. Oct gets cold and freezes in my area of Idaho U.S.. Snow in November through spring. Would this process be better in Spring, coming right out of our last frost of the winter?

Great video, looks like you did a brilliant job. How long did this take overall?

All that moss reminds me of my lawn.

Brilliant video Shaun, what wetting agent do you use.

Great video.. will be doing my own overseeding project for the first time in a week or two. Mostly daunted by spreading the compost top dress.. using a landscaping rake and brush only. Hopefully that’ll be ok, but a bit more work! (100sq m roughly). Should I worry about moving the seed around unevenly when brushing in?

excellent tutorial video. thank you. how short does the grass need to be before you scarify?

Loving the videos and have been regularly working on my own lawn with great results from following your videos. What fertiliser do you use? Is it a pre seed fertiliser or can you use a full NPK spring or autumn type depending on the time of year?

Great video once again....! If you know of anyone off loading an aerator and scarifier please could you let me know....

Is you wet/water treatment simply an NPK feed? Great vid. Very informative. Thank you.

Hey Shaun, I scarified back in March and treated with iron sulphate. Worked great at the time. Cut a few times since then and all of a sudden the moss has once again taken over. I can only guess this indicates I didn't scarify deep enough and that water isn't draining away?

Great video! It would have been nice if you could show the result after 6 weeks or so. Any suggention which month of the year is best to do this? This was done in Sep, I guess Sep/Oct or Mar/Apr are good for this activity.

What a great job u've done there mate! Can we see the results? Greetings from Bulgaria!

Great video,could the raked up cuttings be put in the Compost bin?

Another sick job. Best about on KZfaq! Hi mate. I scarified/aereated/overseeded in April and the lawn is looking good compared to before!! Completely full of grass. Is it worth repeating this process again now? I'm definitely going to be giving it a scarify and aerate. But is it worth top dressing/overseeding? Or should I just Scarify/Aerate and put some fertiliser down as I haven't used any in a while now? What would you do mate? Thanks

Hi Thank you for your great videos I started to scarify my. grass after 20yrs I didn't know that you had to do that to have prefect grassed lawn. I got out 4 tons bags of thatch re seeded now with topsoil weeks ago I wanted to asked when do I start to mow the grass when it come through.Any advice is appreciated Thanks

Living in Southern California and I had thatched it in October and fed my lawn “ weed & feed” however I’d like to seed and dress it? Do you think it would be okay? It’s still in the upper 70’s to 80’s. Also to water I might have to step on some of the lawn…is that okay? Your video was amazing!! And I learned quite a bit. I’ve had to start doing my own lawn and it’s a challenge but with your video gave me the confidence! Thank so much! Any chance you have an update on how the lawn looks now?

Hilarious. Start by getting a mower with scarifier cartridge which is interchangeable with cutting cylinder. Mower box will pick up all the debris.

Wow! Did you also dispose of all the thatch too...you'd need a lorry...incredible

Thank you so much 🙏 Subscribed to your channel 👍 when is the best time or season to do that ? It’s the fall here in the United States, I don’t know just starting to learn about lawn care 😁 thanks 😊 it’s hard work 😓 but I will try to do my best. I’m eager to learn 😄

Great video. What do you prefer, top dressing dropper or landzie spreader?

Have learnt a lot and a brilliant video, as you’re doing this on your own and it takes a few days, do you charge by the hour and what do you roughly charge for a big job like this? Thanks

Damn, dont you wanne do a working holliday in Belgium near Ghent? :D

Hi Shaun Firstly, very professional complete job - well done. Was thinking about getting a Stihl RL 540 myself - for domestic use it seems to be one of the better options. The only thing putting me off is that it doesn’t have powered drive and I’ve a lot of slopes - is it a heavy unit to push/pull around? Or is it the case that the blades kind of pull it forward? And generally would you recommend it? Should say my lawns are roughly the same area as shown in the video. My preference would be a petrol machine and price wise Billy Goat, Etiel, etc are all a bit much for a domestic user. And one final question - is there a lawn lute you would recommend for domestic use? Price and build quality seem to vary a lot. Love the channel - your advice is always clear, comprehensive and easy to follow. Many thanks.

Nice job there Shaun, I've just done exact same process over yesterday and this morning. I had to hire an aerator though as unable to afford my own Christ they are expensive! When it was dropped off found it was the solid tine and not hollow tines like I'd ordered. I was suffering from really bad compaction so just used it and it's seemed to free up the area somewhat, do you think I was right in doing so? Also what wetting agent do you use? I've seen yucca have you any experience in it. Thanks for the great info Shaun keep them coming. Barry.

Hi watched a few of your videos this morning and subscribed as a result. When is the best time of year to this? Cheers

Hi. Love your videos & thanks for uploading. How do you deal with creeping weeds like clover or medick & other broad leaved weeds such as dandelions? Thanks

I over seeded in March and its all looking good. Would you recommend scarification and another overseed in the autumn or just scarify and fertilize. I'm sure there is more thatch but lawn is looking good and so much better than 12 months ago. Thanks Shaun.

I've just started my lawn reno. Scarified, and spread 4 in 1 Fertilizer/weed killer. I've got a Hollow tyne machine booked in 10 days. I was think of using a 70-30 mix to top dress as the soil is quite clay based. Does that seem right to you. Thanks

Great Vid. Can I ask why you used Multi Compost as opposed to sand based Topsoil or lawn dressing.

Would of liked to have seen finished green lawn

Great vid! Can I ask where you buy your compost from?

Thanks for your videos. They are really helpful and informative. I’ve just given my lawn a deep autumn scarify, overseen and top dressing. Can i do this again in the spring, or does it need a rest?

About a handful.

Hi. Enjoyed that. OOI what do you do with the bags of moss - do they compost?? Graham

Wished you covered my area 😞

I have a north facing front lawn mostly in shadow and no matter what i do the moss seems to displace the grass, ive tined, scarified, reseeded and top dressed in the past but i seem to be fighting a losing battle, is there a more shade tolerant seed or something im not considering?

This is where you need customers input to water but in most cases they won't or can't be bothered

What do you, if as well as moss ,your lawn is full of weeds of all descriptions....great work by the way

Another useful video Shaun, can I ask you, how do you price this sort of job, I do garden maintenance in Hertfordshire and I usually change an hourly rate, to do a good job like yours, I'm wondering how to price it without the customer thinking, how many hours is this gonna take?

Hi Shaun, what part of the country do you cover?

Is it okay to leave a week between scarifying and seeding? Also do I need to aerate? as I've no machine to do that.

What can you do with the scarifier bits?

So useful. 👍🏻 how do you price this type of job?

Great video thank you very informative thank you for sharing it. What was the name of the website for the Cleencut grass seed please,? I can't see the name on the bag properly have googled it and can't find it.

Shaun do you haul away all the thatch to the yard waste facility or is customer responsible for its disposal?

I have another quick question please I am looking to scarify the lawn for the first time ever this year so I am a total novice. My Dad always did it but sadly he has recently passed away and his garden and lawn was his pride and joy. I noticed when you scarified you didn't mow the lawn short first. When I look on line for advice as I am about to do it this week it advises to make sure the grass is very short first. So not sure what is best to do. I can see the lawn has a lot of thatch and moss in it and I haven't mown it for 3 weeks. But on your videos you seem to just scarify straight away. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Should I mow the lawn short first of all? Thank you for all your help and advice I really enjoy watching your videos

HI. what kind of fertilizer to use for lawn seeding? %N, %K %P? What amount per square meter? I need an advice. Thank you

Before and afta shots please.

when do you do your first mow after this?