Why Your Lawn Looks Patchy (And What to Do About It) 🌱
- Noah Lopez
- May 16
- 1 min read
If your yard has bare spots, thinning grass, or uneven color, you're not alone. Patchy lawns are one of the most common issues we see across Selma, Kingsburg, Sanger, and Fowler.
The good news? It’s fixable—and Legacy Yard Maintenance is here to help.
🚩 Common Reasons Your Lawn Looks Patchy
1. Uneven WateringSome areas may get too much water while others don’t get enough, especially if your sprinklers aren't properly adjusted.
2. Compacted SoilHeavy foot traffic or dry, hard soil can prevent water and nutrients from reaching the roots.
3. Mowing Too Short (Scalping)Cutting grass too low weakens it, allowing weeds to sneak in and bare spots to appear.
4. Weeds and CrabgrassThese invaders can choke out healthy grass, leaving you with gaps.
5. Pets or PestsDog urine, insects, or rodents can create dead zones and damage your lawn’s root system.
✅ How Legacy Fixes It Fast
We don’t just mow—we look at the full picture. When we see patchy areas, we:
Adjust mower height to protect your grass and encourage even growth
Remove weeds by hand or spray, depending on the situation
Recommend watering adjustments for even coverage
Clean up debris and thatch, which helps the soil breathe and recover
Offer reseeding or soil treatments if needed (coming soon!)
Our team knows what healthy grass should look like—and how to get it back on track.

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