Unleash the potential of your outdoor space with Revamped!!!
At Revamped, we understand that treating your lawn is more than just spraying insecticides and fertilizers. It's about creating a healthy soil ecosystem that naturally fights off pests and diseases. That's why our program is based on an organic approach that promotes soil health.
We pride ourselves on having an experienced team that doesn't just diagnose the symptoms, but finds the root of the problem. Unlike any other in Utah, we want the customer to understand why their lawn issues are present. We won’t rush through the treatment process. Instead, we take the time to understand your lawn's unique needs and develop a customized plan that addresses those needs. Watering more is not always the answer.
Our team is trained to identify and treat a wide range of lawn issues, from the common to the uncommon. Whether it's grubs, chinch bugs, or even the lesser-known cranberry girdler, we have the expertise to diagnose and treat the problem.
We believe in transparency and communication, which is why we keep you informed every step of the way. We'll never tell you that your lawn is dead due to water or blame a drought for the issues you're experiencing. We'll always give you honest and informed advice based on our years of experience.
At Revamped, we don't just want to treat your lawn; we want to transform it into a healthy, vibrant oasis. Trust us to take care of your lawn, and we'll show you the difference our organic-based program and experienced team can make.
Our Services
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Revive Program
Revive: This basic program is designed for those who are just starting their lawn care journey or those who need a little help getting their lawn back on track.
6-Lawn Treatments -(Iron Included)
1 - Grub & Insect Protection
1- Soil Conditoners/ Liquid Aerations (Spring or Fall)
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Transform Program
Transform : Our advanced program offers a comprehensive approach to lawn care, providing the essential nutrients and treatments your lawn needs to thrive. This program offers the more Tailored applications . It has a core aeration alongside the liqiud aeration package.
6-Lawn Treatments -(Iron Included)
1 - Grub & Insect Protection
2- Soil Conditoners/ Liquid Aerations (Spring& Fall)
1- Core Aeration ( Spring or Fall)
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Elevate Program
Elevate: For those who want the best of the best, our elite program is designed to give your lawn the ultimate care and attention it deserves. This program includes everything from the Transform program plus additional treatments and services to ensure your lawn is the envy of the neighborhood
7-Lawn Treatments -( Iron Included)
1 - Grub & Insect Protection
2- Soil Conditoners/ Liquid Aerations (Spring& Fall)
2- Core Aeration ( Spring or Fall)
1- Fall Overseed
The best way to water Utah lawns can depend on several factors, including the type of grass, the climate, and the time of year. Here are some general tips:
In Utah, where water is a scarce resource, it's essential to use efficient watering methods to promote healthy lawns while conserving water.
Water deeply and infrequently: Instead of watering your lawn frequently for short periods, it's better to water deeply and less often. Will make your lawn more resilient, that can better withstand drought conditions. Overwatering, on the other hand, can lead to shallow root systems, making lawns more susceptible to drought stress.
Water in the morning: The best time to water your lawn is in the early morning, before the sun is too strong. This can help to reduce evaporation and ensure that your grass has enough time to dry before nightfall, which can help prevent disease. During the hottest part of the day, as much as 50% of the water applied to lawns can be lost to evaporation. By watering in the early morning or late evening, when temperatures are cooler, less water is lost to evaporation, and more water is available for the plants.
Use a sprinkler system: Using a sprinkler system can help to ensure that your lawn receives water evenly and consistently. Be sure to adjust the sprinkler heads so that they don't water sidewalks, driveways, or other areas that don't need water. Basic maintenance on sprinklers should be done routinely.
Don't overwater: Overwatering can lead to shallow root growth, which can make your lawn more susceptible to drought and other stressors. Aim to adjust your watering schedule as needed based on weather conditions.
Consider using drought-tolerant grasses: Some types of grass, such as fescue and buffalo grass, are better able to withstand drought than others. Consider using these types of grasses if you live in an area with limited water resources.