Professional lawn overseeding services in Grande Prairie. Transform your patchy lawn into a lush, healthy landscape with PWW Services' expert overseeding. Starting at $225 but receive 20% discount for bundled services for residential properties.
Fill in bare and thin patches
Enhance lawn density and color
Improve resistance to disease and pests
Strengthen root systems
Increase drought tolerance
When to Schedule Overseeding in Grande Prairie
• Downtown Core
• Westgate Industrial Park
• Gateway Industrial Park
• Richmond Industrial Park
• Eastlink Business Park
• Mission Heights Business Park
• South 40 Industrial Park
• Retail Centers & Strip Malls
• Industrial Properties
• Medical Facilities
• Educational Institutions
• Apartment Complexes
• Senior Living Facilities
• Hotels & Hospitality
• Property Management Companies
• Government Facilities
Neighborhoods We Service
• Mountview
• Country Club
• Cobblestone
• Riverstone
• Crystal Landing
• Crystal Lake
• Signature Falls
• Pinnacle Ridge
• Patterson Place
• Southview
• Northridge
• College Park
• Avondale
• Crystal Ridge
• Smith
• Hillside
• VLA/Montrose
• Royal Oaks
• Westpointe
• O'Brien Lake
• Countryside South
• Countryside North
• Creekside
• Copperwood
• Trumpeter Village
Overseeding is the process of spreading new grass seed over an existing lawn to thicken turf, fill in bare spots, and improve lawn health. It helps rejuvenate aging lawns, enhances color, and increases resistance to weeds and disease.
The ideal time to overseed in Alberta is late summer to early fall (August to mid-September). The soil is still warm for seed germination, and cooler air temperatures reduce stress on young grass.
If your lawn looks thin, has bare patches, or is invaded by weeds, it likely needs overseeding. It’s also recommended every 1–2 years to maintain a thick, healthy lawn.
Yes, overseeding is one of the best ways to repair thin or patchy areas. When paired with proper soil prep and watering, it promotes thick, even growth across your lawn.
Aeration is highly recommended before overseeding, especially if your soil is compacted. It improves seed-to-soil contact, boosts oxygen flow, and enhances root development.