ImportantThis tool narrows the investigation. It does not replace site drainage, engineering, agronomic, or laboratory review where those are needed.What best describes the problem?Wet, muddy, or standing waterThe area stays wet, especially during winter or rain.Hard, compacted, or difficult to digThe soil is dense, crusted, or construction disturbed.Poor plant growthPlants struggle, yellow, root poorly, or fail to establish.Raised bed settling or losing volumeThe bed level dropped and needs evaluation.Wet, thin, compacted, or muddy lawnDetermine whether topdressing, aeration, or root-zone work fits.
