FHL Services

16/05/2022

Nice little hedge job today, cleaned up pretty good if I say so myself 🔥

11/05/2022

Did some testing with the Makita direct connect battery mower, I must say I am pretty impressed.

11/05/2022

Just a quick little clean up job of a vacant block, ready for building to commence

10/05/2022

Nice little property clean up

10/05/2022

27/01/2022

Here at Fenders Home and Lawn Services we take pride in the quality of work we do and treat our customers like family.

Some of the services we offer:
~Lawn mowing-includes edges and debris clean up
~Acreage or large property mowing
~Hedge trimming
~Weed spraying
~Fertiliser applications
~General clean ups
~House cleaning
~Commercial cleaning

Fully insured and operating with ABN
Call or message for more information
0466 063 855

25/01/2022

Good news, as we are growing we are able to offer new services all the time and as of now we are able to offer acreage mowing or large lawns via our brand new zero turn mower, please message us for a free no obligation quote

11/10/2021

Lawn Envy Tip #4

Soil soil soil,
You will often hear people telling you, to get beautifully green lawn all you need is to throw/spray down some fertiliser, this is only half the truth.

Soil Amendments,
is to improve soil structure. Soils tend to become compacted over time. Soil compaction impedes root growth, decreasing the ability of plants to take up nutrients and water. Soil amendments can add more loft and texture to keep the soil loose.

Soil is the foundation for a healthy lawn, by adding things like Kelp Extract(seasol), humic and fulvic acid, gypsum, amino acids, used correctly based on your lawns needs can add and boost all the microbes which will promote strong root growth, helping with nutrient uptake and retention, as well as allowing water and nutrients penetrating deep into the root layer. We all know healthy roots equal healthy plants.

23/08/2021

Lawn Envy Tip #3

Now your lawn has woken up and started to grow now is the perfect time to do your renovation. There are many different things you can do, for example core aerate, dethatch, scalp, plug, over seed, top dress or a combination of these.

As a recommendation we would core aerate, scalp, and top dress.

Core aeration, manual or by machine, helps with compacted soil, letting water and nutrients pe*****te below the surface

Scalping (mowing down to dirt) will help remove thatch, get rid of that spongy feel, and promote new growth.

Top dress, depending on material used can do a few things, using washed sand is ideal for levelling out hollow spots, and allowing more drainage, using a 80/20 blend of sand and soil does the same as sand aswell as adding more nutrients from the soil, however there are more chances of getting weeds from using more soil mixes.

Call or message us for more info, stay tuned for tip #4 😁