Fertilisation & Nutrition
Seasonal fertilisers applied at the right time of year to feed your lawn and promote strong, healthy root growth from the ground up.

Lawn Care, Done Properly
Lawn treatments, regular cuts and moss control up in Tranent, where the wind is honest and the ground is heavy. Free assessments, no contracts.
What You Need To Know About Lawn Care In Tranent
Tranent sits up on the ridge above the coast, catching more wind and holding more clay than the shore towns below. Its mining-era streets have compact, hard-working gardens, and the newer estates add the usual builder-ground lawns.
Heavy ground plus exposure means compaction and moss are the recurring characters. Aeration keeps the clay breathing, scarifying keeps the moss honest, and feeds are timed to a season that runs a touch behind the sheltered coast.
Tranent anchors the inland end of our East Lothian run. Free assessments, plain answers, and plans that suit compact gardens and bigger plots alike.

Everything Your Lawn Needs
Build the plan around what your lawn actually needs. Most customers are on the regular treatment and maintenance plan; renovations and one-off fixes are priced after a quick look.
Seasonal fertilisers applied at the right time of year to feed your lawn and promote strong, healthy root growth from the ground up.
Targeted treatments to tackle common lawn weeds and suppress moss growth, applied at the right points throughout the year.
Mechanical removal of thatch and moss buildup that chokes your grass. Essential for any lawn that has gone without treatment for a season or more.
Core and spike aeration to relieve compaction, improve drainage, and allow nutrients to reach the root zone more effectively.
Seeding of thin, worn, or bare patches to restore density and give your lawn an even, consistent finish across the whole surface area.
Topdressing and soil treatment to improve the growing environment beneath the surface, tailored to your specific soil type and condition.
Davie’s Advice before you spend a penny
What Davie tells every customer, whether they book us or not. Free to ignore, but he’s usually right.

Never take more than a third off in one cut.
Unless shade and compaction are dealt with, it comes back.
A daily sprinkle grows shallow roots.
Fertiliser in a drought does more harm than good.
Blunt ones tear the grass and it browns at the tips. Or let us worry about it.
Scarify, aerate and overseed while the soil is still warm.
Got a question these don't cover? Ask Davie. He answers everything himself.
Why Folk Round Here Stick With DSM
Here’s what keeps customers on the round year after year.
You get the same faces on a fixed day every visit, not whoever happens to be free that week.
Quoted once, in writing, after we've seen the lawn. No meters running and no surprise extras.
Stay because the lawn looks good, not because a bit of paper says you have to.
Public liability cover on every job, and we're happy to show you the certificate.
Green waste taken away or composted on site, whichever suits you. Nothing left on the path.
Based in Midlothian, minutes up the coast road, working East Lothian every week.
What Tranent Folk Say About Us
Real reviews from Lawn Care customers around Edinburgh and the Lothians.
We started with a very sad, new-build lawn that had suffered from a winter of neglect. After just a few months on their treatment and maintenance plan, it has completely turned around and looks absolutely great. Davie and the team turn up without fail and nothing is ever too much bother.
Fabulous company, Davie and his team have treated my lawn and I am delighted with the results. I now have a maintenance plan and they regularly treat the grass for a very competitive price and I would thoroughly recommend them.
David and his team visited us a few weeks ago, from the initial call to talk through what was required I knew this was the company for me! Very informative; helped me understand where I had been going wrong with my grass. DSM Turfing & Lawncare have given my grass a new lease at life, without blowing a hole in my bank balance. Thank you for everything
Lawn Care Projects From Around The Lothians
Lawn CareWe did a little repair work on these lovely lawns at Archerfield, near North Berwick, back in March, sorting out the bare, worn patches. They've been on our treatment and maintenance plan ever since and they're improving by the week. Now they're thick, green and taking a proper stripe right across the garden.
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Lawn CareThis might be our favourite turnaround yet. This front lawn in Musselburgh was covered in yellow weeds, with clover coming through. No new turf and no reseeding, just treatments and cutting on our treatment and maintenance plan. Now it's thick, green, clear of weeds and takes a proper stripe. Being on the plan has well and truly paid off.
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Lawn CareEven with these lawns full of moss at the start, we managed to swing them round over the season with regular treatments and cutting. No re-turfing, just the right treatments at the right time and a mower on them all season.
View projectWhat Matters Here for Lawn Care in Tranent
Height and openness give Tranent proper weather: drying winds in summer, harder frost than the shore, and lawns that need density to cope. We build thickness with seed and feed rather than fighting symptoms.
The local ground holds water in winter and sets firm in summer. Annual aeration is the difference between a lawn that uses the clay's fertility and one that drowns and bakes by turns.
Miners' rows and post-war streets bring compact lawns with concentrated wear; the newer developments bring compacted subsoil and thin topsoil. Different histories, same toolkit, different order of work.
On the weekly run between the coast and the inland villages. Free assessment first, then a month-to-month plan.
Just Down The Road From Tranent
The same service and the same standards in the towns around Tranent. For the full local picture, see everything we do in Tranent.
Let’s Get Your Lawn On The Plan
A free assessment, clear pricing agreed up front, and a local team you’ll get to know. Twenty minutes now saves a season of guesswork.