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Residential Landscaping ServicesWe offer Landscaping Services.... Rototillerguy has served Los Angeles and San Fernando Valley with full service residential and commercial landscaping. We mainly work for residential landscaping clients; installing new lawns or repairing old lawns, preparing the soil for Vegetable Gardens or Flower Gardens, installing sprinkler systems and irrigation systems. We stand alone and are different than most of our competitors, because we actually do things the proper way, the tried and true way, the way a farmer would treat his fields on a farm. In the days when most families kept a milk cow and a flock of chickens, manure was a primary garden fertilizer. But with changes in food production practices and the advent of synthetic fertilizer in the 1930's, many gardeners stopped using manure. Today, organic gardeners have rediscovered the benefits of manure as a fertilizer, soil conditioner, and compost ingredient. We are using (non smelly) Composted Horse Manure that would have other wise been headed to the Land fill, so we are in fact being “Green” in two ways.
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I love it when people do thier due diligence and actually properly compare us against our competitors.
I think that we here at RotoTillerGuy physically do things better and actually dig down the proper 6" inches by first using a Pick Axe to get down 6 inches deep and then use the RotoTiller to bust up what we have just Pick Axed. This way we actually are able to get the RotoTiller machine to get down and really till the soil 6 inches deep. Our competitors will just skim across the top, because it is actually a lot of physical hard work and the home owner doesn't know that they are supposed to dig down 6 inches deep.
The next thing that we do that our competitors don't do, is we then bring in a 3" inch layer of Organic Compost (made from all Vegetable Matter feed to in essence a persons charished pet horse from the Los Angeles Equestrian Center), we then spread that around 3 inches deep on top of your soil that we have just worked, and then use the RotoTiller machine again to mix and blend that Organic Compost down into your soil. I think that we are the only landscapers in Los Angeles that actually dig down 6" inches deep and/or use this much compost and mix that compost into your soil that full 6 inches deep. The others will just toss around a few handfuls of fertilizer pellets (probably made from petroleum products) that will be used up and gone in a month, the all organic compost that we use will be doing its job for 1 or 2 or even 3 years, fertilizing and creating a biologic cycle and helping to wick water and allow the water to penetrate the soil. They say that 100 lbs of Compost can absorb and retain 195 lbs of water. That Compost is working like a sponge to absorb any available water and hold it there in the top 6" inches of soil where the root zone is.
By mixing and blending the Compost into your soil, it’s going to first of all bring nutrients but also we are aerating the soil, and mixing this organic vegetative compost matter into the soil so that it can absorb and retain water making your soil more drought tolerant, encouraging your lawn or vegetables or flowers to grow thier roots more deeply thus making these plants more drought tolerant. In general the deeper the roots the more drought tolerant the plants can become. The compost is full of beneficial bacteria and what are called nematodes and microbes, etc. that then create a biology or cycle. if you will. that then encourages beneficial insects such as earth worms to come and feed on the compost and then deposit their nutrients in a natural cycle that keeps replenishing your soil with nutrients for months and maybe years.
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