Core Aeration

Over time, your lawn can become compacted, making it difficult for air, water, and nutrients to reach the roots. Our professional core aeration service is designed to relieve soil compaction, improve root growth, and enhance the overall health of your lawn. Here’s why our service is the best choice:

• Expert Lawn Care: Our team of professionals has the expertise to perform aeration correctly, ensuring the best results for your lawn.
• State-of-the-Art Equipment: We use top-of-the-line aeration machines that effectively remove soil plugs and create pathways for essential nutrients.
• Custom Aeration Plans: Every lawn is different, and we tailor our aeration service to meet the specific needs of your grass and soil.
• Improved Lawn Health: Regular aeration not only improves the health of your lawn but also enhances its resistance to drought and disease.

1. Lawn Assessment: We begin with a thorough assessment of your lawn to determine the extent of compaction and the ideal time for aeration.
2. Core Aeration: Using specialized equipment, we remove small plugs of soil from your lawn, allowing air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deep into the soil.
3. Post-Aeration Care: We recommend following up with overseeding and fertilization to maximize the benefits of aeration and promote healthy growth.
4. Ongoing Maintenance: We provide guidance on how to maintain your lawn after aeration and can schedule regular aeration services to keep your lawn in peak condition.

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

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

Q: How often should I aerate my lawn?
A: We recommend aerating your lawn once or twice a year, depending on the soil type and lawn conditions.

Q: What time of year is best for aeration?
A: The best time to aerate your lawn is during the growing season when the grass can quickly recover—typically in the early spring or fall.

Q: Will aeration damage my lawn?
A: No, aeration is a beneficial process that helps relieve soil compaction. The small holes created by aeration will quickly be filled in as the grass grows.

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