How to repair lows on lawn?

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  1. devs

    devs Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi all, I've had a shepard's hut delivered and have chewed up the lawn quite a bit in the process.

    I've got a trailer load of top soil ready to use and just wanted to double check what the best process is before making a start.

    Here are some photos.

    I plan to fill any lows with soil and rake level before seeding. I do not have a roller, would one be necessary or could I use boards / planks?

    Any thoughts or suggestions would be helpful as I would like to get the grass to establish sooner rather than later.

    Many thanks :)
     

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    Spruce Glad to be back .....

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    hi doesnt look that bad to be honest ... i would place the soil in then lightly firm with walking on then rake over as the sub soil I would imagine will be firm already
     
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