I saw quite a few reviews on this place which really do not give the units at Ridge Pointe the compliments they deserve. The 2 bedroom unit we were in was very large. It was a large one bedroom with a studio lockoff. Big kitchen and livingroom area and jacuzzi in the master bedroom.
Dethatching can leave your lawn looking like a disaster area, especially if the blades dig into the soil. If your lawn produces a lot of thatch, dethatch annually, so that it's not such a big job. If the thatch is no more than a half-inch (1.27 centimeters) deep, you can probably get by with every other year.
Once you determine that you need to dethatch your lawn, the next step is to figure out how. As previously stated in the section on aerating, aerating can be a better alternative to dethatching if your lawn does not have excessive amounts of thatch (usually 1 inch or less). Once you are finished, be sure to remove all thatch and debris from your lawn. 2  Unlike aerating, dethatching is almost strictly for the removal of thatch and debris. 3  Removal can usually be done with a simple leaf rake. 4  Once your lawn is dethatched, it is usually a great time to fertilize your lawn and/or reseed it.