Over time, soil becomes compacted from foot traffic, mowing, clay soil pressure, and seasonal drought cycles. When the soil is tight, roots can’t breathe — and your lawn slowly weakens.

Core aeration reverses that.

By removing small plugs of soil, we create pathways for air, water, and nutrients to reach the root zone where it matters most. The result is a lawn that grows thicker, greener, and more resilient throughout the year.

• Better Water Absorption — water penetrates deeper instead of running off.
   
• Healthier, Deeper Roots — roots expand further into loosened soil.
   
• Improved Heat & Drought Tolerance — aerated lawns hold up better in North Texas summers.
   
• Enhanced Fertilizer Performance — nutrients reach the roots more efficiently.
   
• Thicker, Denser Grass — relieving compaction allows new growth to fill in.
   

Core aeration is one of the most effective — and overlooked — lawn health treatments.

1. Lawn Evaluation
   We check turf density, compaction, and the best timing for aeration.
    
2. Core Aeration Treatment
   Using a professional core aerator, we remove plugs to open the soil.
    
3. Post-Aeration Guidance
   You’ll receive clear instructions on watering, mowing, and what to expect.
    
4. Optional Add-Ons
   Aeration pairs extremely well with fertilization and weed control treatments for even better results.
    

“I noticed a huge difference after the aeration service. My lawn is thicker, greener, and just looks healthier overall.”
— Jennifer B., Homeowner

“The team was professional and efficient. They explained the process and now my lawn has never looked better.”
— Eric S., Homeowner

Aeration should be done when grass is actively growing so it can quickly recover and fill in the cores.

• Spring (March–May)
   
• Fall (September–October)
   

Clay soils — especially common throughout North Texas — often benefit from annual aeration, or twice per year for heavily compacted lawns.

If your lawn feels hard, drains slowly, or looks thin in the summer, aeration is one of the best solutions.

Q: Will my lawn look rough after aeration?
A: You’ll see small plugs on the surface — these break down naturally within 1–2 weeks.

Q: How often should I aerate?
A: Most lawns benefit from annual aeration. Dense lawns may need more frequent treatments.

Q: Is aeration safe for my grass?
A: Yes. Aeration is one of the healthiest things you can do for your lawn. It relieves compaction without harming the turf.

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