Soil leveling

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• When to level the garden?

A beautiful, well-designed garden is essential for a cosy, homely atmosphere around your home. When we look out our kitchen window or stay out late in the evening on warm summer days, we all want our back garden to look its very best. A lush, sagging garden is simply not inviting. Levelling your garden prevents subsidence and other problems, and also makes your own piece of nature look brand new again. Don't know how to handle this yourself? Then hire a Zoofy landscaper and ensure yourself of excellent work to level your soil.

When to level the garden?

Levelling a garden is done for different reasons and can be done in the front, side or back garden. It is important to level your ground in the following situations:

You want to protect your garden from subsidence: The main reason for levelling a garden is to prevent subsidence. Sagging is not pleasant to the eye and is also dangerous.
You are planning a new garden: You can't build a new garden without levelling the ground first. There is no point in renovating your garden without levelling it.
You want to give your garden a facelift: Even if you only want to revitalise a certain part of your flower garden, it is recommended that you level the soil beforehand. In this way, you can avoid unattractive views and subsidence.
You want to lay a terrace or a driveway: When you are thinking of laying garden paving in the form of a terrace or driveway, for example, levelling the ground is very important. This way you prevent your brand new terrace from subsiding.
You want to lay turf: A flat lawn looks better than a hilly one. Levelling the ground intended for your lawn does not necessarily have to be done with as much precision as when laying out a terrace, but it does help to keep the lawn nice and level for a long time.