Our lawn was thick with moss and full of weeds, and after getting a couple of landscapers to look at it we picked a company to do the work. Their advice was that the only way to fix the grass was to dig up the lawn, put down high quality top soil and reseed. This, plus a hedge around the perimeter cost £5300 which for us was a staggering amount of money, but went ahead with it.
There were lots of issues with the company while they were doing the job in terms of being unreliable but I was delighted when they were finished up, which was mid-July.
The agreement was that they'd come back to check the lawn, put down more grass seed as required and do the first cut. There are also quite a few hedging plants that need replaced, and we've had to chase them every step of the way.
The first cut hasn't been done yet but the lawn is completely full of weeds, far worse than what we had before. The photos I've included are a few weeks old, so it's even much worse than what they show. The company are now saying it's because of where we live (we live rurally).
I'm so upset about it. Is there anything we can do to salvage it at this stage? We spent hours weeding on Sunday but it's an impossible task given how many they are.