Does new turf in Burgess need pet odor treatment differently than older turf?
Usually it's simpler. New turf in Burgess's fast-growing neighborhoods typically just needs its first enzyme and antimicrobial treatment before residue builds into a hard-to-shift crust, rather than the infill replacement an older, saturated yard needs. TIMELESS Turf Restoration flushes the pet zone, applies an enzyme treatment and an antimicrobial follow-up, included in a Premium Restoration from $299 in Burgess.
A lot of this turf has never been treated
Burgess grew from about 3,000 residents in 1990 to over 31,000 by 2018, and much of that backyard turf has never had a professional clean. Catching residue before it crusts is simpler than breaking down years of buildup.
No boarding kennel inside Burgess itself
The nearest boarding options are both outside Burgess, so most dogs across TPC Myrtle Beach, Blackmoor, Laurel Woods and Cypress River Plantation do their routine in the backyard. Pet odor removal starts by mapping that zone, then flushing, treating and grooming the infill.
Golf lots and waterway lots, the same treatment
Whether the yard backs to Blackmoor's fairways or Cypress River's stretch of the Intracoastal, the treatment is the same; the schedule differs. A gated, waterway community holds moisture longer, which is the case for the Pet Turf ELITE membership's quarterly visit.
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