Lawn aeration is the process of perforating soil with small holes to allow air, water, and nutrients to penetrate the grass roots. It’s a precision landscaping service essential for maintaining a healthy, resilient, and lush lawn.

What It Includes:

• Core Aeration: A machine removes small plugs of soil to relieve compaction and improve soil structure.

• Thatch Reduction: Breaks down the thick layer of dead grass and organic matter on the surface that can block nutrients.

• Fertilizer Boost (Optional): Applying fertilizer after aeration to maximize absorption by freshly exposed roots.

• Overseeding (Optional): Broadcasting grass seed across the lawn to fill in bare patches and improve turf density.

Timing: Best done in spring or early fall when lawns can recover and grow robustly.

Benefits:

• Stimulates stronger root growth

• Increases lawn thickness and green vibrance

• Enhances resistance to drought, pests, and disease