We hear the following complaint from new clients time and time again - “we recently built a home in the West Metro and the soil quality is so BAD!”
New construction projects frequently disrupt soil, resulting in compaction, nutrient depletion, and diminished water absorption. The use of heavy equipment and machinery during construction compresses soil particles, reducing pore space. Consequently, air, water, and nutrients struggle to penetrate the soil, hindering plant growth and adversely affecting plants and lawns. So, what can be done to address the poor soil quality at your new construction home? Several steps can be taken:
By taking these steps, you can significantly improve soil conditions in new construction areas, promoting healthier plant growth and a more sustainable landscape. Comments are closed.
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