Overseeding lawns in spring offers benefits to your property. As previously mentioned, overseeding is a good solution if your lawn suffers from thinning, whether from drought, insect, or disease damage. So if your grass looks thin and sparse or has patches with very little grass, overseeding can make your lawn thicker, fuller, and healthier.
The newly planted grass seeds can also prevent future issues. If a lawn looks bare, thin, or has a brown color, the grass may be stressed and vulnerable to pests and diseases. During overseeding, landscape professionals will use new varieties of grass that are healthier and more resistant to disease and that deal better with stress. So when a homeowner opts to have their lawn overseeded, those new seeds can prevent thinning or disease.
In addition to making a lawn fuller and healthier, overseeding is also a great way to have a uniform property without an entire renovation. Instead of having to renovate your current lawn with new sod, landscape professionals can add new seed, along with the proper watering and maintenance, and you can have a lush yard relatively quickly.