Overseeding Services in Utah
Fill in thin, patchy spots and thicken your whole lawn.
Over time, lawns thin out from heat, foot traffic, insects and age. Overseeding spreads new grass seed over your existing lawn to fill in bare patches and thicken the turf, without tearing it out and starting over.
What's Included
- A lawn check and a seed blend matched to your grass
- Aeration or dethatching to open up the soil
- Seed spread evenly across thin and bare areas
- Starter fertilizer
- Watering instructions to get the seed sprouting
Best Time to Overseed in Utah
For cool-season lawns along the Wasatch Front, the best window is late summer to early fall, roughly mid-August through September. Warm soil helps seed sprout quickly, and cooler nights help new grass establish before winter. Spring overseeding can work too, but new grass has to compete with weeds and summer heat.
How It Works
Request an estimate
Fill out our short request form with your address and what you need.
Get a clear quote
We’ll reach out, look at your property and send you a straightforward estimate.
We get it done
Approve the quote and we’ll get you on the schedule. The owner oversees the work, and we clean up before we leave.
Why Utah Homeowners and Businesses Choose Olympus
- Family-owned, serving Utah for more than 25 years
- Licensed, insured and BBB accredited
- ICPI certified for paver and concrete work
- Owner oversees every job
- Background-checked, respectful crews
- Free, no-obligation estimates
Frequently Asked Questions
How long until I see new grass?
Perennial ryegrass sprouts in about a week. Kentucky bluegrass can take two to three weeks. Keep the seed moist until it’s up.
When can I mow after overseeding?
Wait until the new grass is about 3 inches tall, then mow with a sharp blade and avoid cutting too short.
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Get a quote to thicken up your lawn. Fill out our short request form and we’ll be in touch with a clear quote. No pressure and no obligation.
Or call 801-446-6021
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