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reasonable plan, price for 3,000 sq ft?
I live in southern Pennsylvania. Grubs destroyed most of my back lawn,
leaving about 3,000 sq ft in need of replacement. I got started on the restoration myself, removing the dead turf and killing the nasty varmints .... but the job is too big for me to finish. A contractor is proposing to do the following: -- till the (now bare) damaged areas -- grade -- dethatch/rake the surrounding balance of the back lawn -- seed the regraded section -- overseed the dethatched area -- return in spring to apply an early-season course of Merit to prevent a recurrence of the grubs. Cost quoted for all of the above is $600, and he'd do it next week. He says there's no need to wait for spring, plenty of good grass-growing weather this fall. Is this a 1) a reasonable plan, and 2) a reasonable cost? I've had no luck in getting additional contractors to quote on the job ... they're all too busy. |
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