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Had my grass relaid 6 months ago but it's as lumpy as a steam engine.
I know you guys love dirt yards buuuuut.....
Is there any way to smooth it out? We're talking two and three inch differences in base height here....
Wish I'd called the contractors back but I didn't. I'm hoping to god now that there's a way to do this without killing the grass off, roto tilling and rolling
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Shiet...
You can't fix that, it's been down for while a and seems like it's mostly settled. you can try to press some of the high spots and just trow a little bit of dirt on the low spots (almost covering it). Grass will eventually grow on top of that. "quickest" way i could think is to just trow some more dirt over the low spot and spread some seed
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>>1198811
>wahhhh my lawn is not flat >.<
>how do i dig out some dirt without making a scar in the ground?
fucking 1st world problems
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>>1198825
Fuck off to your shithole and hope we don't leave any lumps in it
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>>1198811
Roll it with a roller after a good rain.
Fill low spots with top soil first and rake flat.
Don't use shit contractors in future.
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>>1198825
Show me a thread on /diy that isn't a first world problem, dick wad. While you're looking, fuck off back to your miserable life in russianistan
>>1198819
Tanks fella. Think starting from scratch is the only way to get a perfect one - might lay black plastic next week.
>>1198826
Agreed. Should leave holes anyway
>>1198830
I'll try this alongside what the other fella said before going nuclear and yes I will learn my lesson. Cheap contractors =shit contractors
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