Grass Removal Services in Las Vegas & Southern Utah

The Process of Lawn Removal

When residents are seeking to get rid of a lawn, either to add in a stone bed or perhaps artificial turf, the process of grass removal is very in-depth. All the roots and fibers need to be thoroughly removed without getting rid of the topsoil beneath. Experts will usually start by first cutting sections of the lawn away, then removing the sod layer beneath the strip. Finally, the topsoil will be shaken out to preserve as much as possible, while the grass is carefully disposed of. 

Our professionals offer quality removal so as not to leave weed seeds behind. To avoid disrupting the rest of the property and enjoy a thoroughly beautified yard, get in touch with VanDorne Landscape and Design.

Reasons to Get Rid of a Grass Lawn

Although lawns have traditionally used grass to decorate the front or back yard, this selection is not always the most optimal. Especially if residents live in a hot climate with scorching sunlight, grass ends up being more trouble than it is worth. Seeking professional grass removal is a good way to revamp the look of a yard without dealing with the continual stress of grass upkeep. 

Best of all, homeowners can save even more money through government rebates. The Southern Nevada Water Authority offers special monetary rewards for removing each square foot of grass.

A few of the other common reasons for removing a grass lawn include:

• Replacing the current grass with a healthier replacement – After many years of struggling with a withering, weak lawn, it may be time to completely restart. Beginning from scratch can provide a yard with the refreshment it needed, especially if weeds have taken over, or there are bald spots.
• Making an environmentally-friendly area – Instead of dealing with the hassles of caring for a lawn that was not meant to grow in the desert atmosphere of Nevada, why not invest in native plants? Using xeriscaping, residents can contribute to the health of the whole ecosystem by adding native flora.
• Cutting expensive utility bills – The irrigation system for a grass lawn is likely going to be extensive, especially in a climate that makes grass thirsty every few hours. Residents can save lots of money by getting rid of these expensive lawns and investing in hardscapes or artificial turf.