Lawn aeration is an often overlooked but one of the most beneficial things you can do for your lawn. When core aerating a lawn the aerator penetrates the soil pulling up 1-3″ plugs. This immediately helps break down thatch and loosen compaction in the soil, especially clay soils like we have here in Ohio. The openings allow air and water and nutrients to penetrate deeper into the root system. This increases the amount of oxygen in the soil, leading to better grass growth, stronger roots, and improved overall health of your lawn. Aerating your lawn annually will help reduce compaction, provide better drainage and improve nutrient availability for your grass.
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Benefits of Service
Improved root growth and water absorption for a healthier lawn.
Reduce soil compaction and thatch buildup.
Promote root development for a stronger, more resilient lawn.
FAQ
Aeration commonly asked question. FAQ
When is the best to aerate a lawn?
The best time to aerate the lawn is in the Spring but more commonly done in the Fall.
Do I need to do anything before having the lawn aerated?
If you have an invisible dog fence the system will need marked or flagged. If you have an irrigation system, the heads and control boxes will need marked or flagged.
How much is a lawn aeration?
The price varies and based on the total square footage of a lawn.
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