It is best to wait until the springtime to fix any frost damage to your lawn, as it will give you time to assess the situation (and avoid you forking out on fertilisers only to be hit by another cold snap!).
However, as is so often the case with things, prevention is the best way forward.
'If you are a proud owner of an immaculate lawn, I would definitely suggest not treading on it – even a small dog walking over it can snap the blades,' says Sean.
'If you must walk on the grass, wait until after the mid-morning sun has melted the frost and warmed up your grass. And, if you absolutely cannot wait until the frost has melted, borrow a tip from a greenkeeper and use a sprinkler with warm water to melt away the frost.'
As well as remembering to never walk on grass when it's frosty, Peter suggests you' water and fertilise the lawn as needed, and aerate the lawn to relieve any compaction.'