LAWN AERATION

Lawn aeration reduces soil compaction, allowing essential nutrients, water, and air to reach grass roots. This promotes deeper roots, stronger growth, and a more resilient lawn overall.

The ideal times for aeration are spring and fall when temperatures are mild, and the grass is actively growing. This timing ensures the lawn has the best chance to recover and fill in, especially if combined with overseeding.

Before your aeration service, please mark all sprinkler heads, irrigation lines, and any other buried items in your yard. This prevents accidental damage to your systems and allows us to provide a safe, effective service.

We charge by the size of the lawn, with pricing tiers for 5,000, 10,000, 15,000, and 20,000 square feet. This ensures you’re only paying for the area we treat, whether your lawn is small or expansive.

While not required, overseeding after aeration is highly recommended to improve lawn density and fill in bare patches. The aeration holes help seeds settle into the soil, giving them the best chance to germinate and establish a healthy root system.

Results can vary, but generally, you’ll see improvements in grass health and density within a few weeks. For the best results, pair aeration with overseeding and regular watering.

Most lawns benefit from aeration once or twice a year, typically in spring and/or fall. Lawns with heavy foot traffic, clay soils, or signs of compaction may benefit from annual or even bi-annual aeration. We can help you assess your lawn’s specific needs for optimal growth.