Core Aeration
Core aeration is an essential part of an overall lawn health program. This service punches holes through the thatch layer and pulls cores of soil from 3-4” down in
the earth to deepen the root system. This process opens up the root zone and allows air, water, and nutrients to penetrate down to the roots. These openings
create pockets for fresh growth to occur. Aerating your lawn is a great way to thicken the turf while making it more disease, drought, and flood-resistant. For
the best results, it’s recommended to aerate your lawn yearly or bi-yearly.
For help identifying if an aeration is needed, read more here.
Aeration & Overseeding
This process combines the benefits of a standard double-pass aeration with the added benefit of new seed broadcast over the entire yard for a thicker, healthier
turf. Our Aeration and Overseeding service helps your lawn by:
- Relieving soil compaction
- Better drought resistance
- Improving drainage and flood management
- Better nutrient absorption
- Increasing grass diversity for more resilience
- Filling in bare or thin spots
Seeding guidelines are provided to our customers to ensure the maximum results are achieved with the proper care.
This service pairs well with the 5-Step Lawn Care Program. One of the first steps in getting a healthy lawn is controlling the weeds. When weeds die off, it can
leave bare patches in your lawn that need to be aerated and overseeded for a thicker turf that prevents new weeds from popping up.
Lime Application
The pH of your soil naturally changes over time. Lime is a benefit multiplier that helps all of the processes work better by balancing the pH level of your soil. This
enables the grass to process nutrients more efficiently while reducing buildup and fighting off diseases. You may need lime if you notice any discolored areas in
your lawn, poor grass growth, more weeds than normal, and if products like fertilizer and weed control don’t seem effective. Our service area has naturally
acidic soil, so lime is typically recommended every 1-2 years.
Lime is best applied in the spring or fall. Schedule a complimentary Lawn Evaluation where our certified technicians check the pH of your soil and other lawn conditions.
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