Lawn Aeration

Service Description

You should aerate your lawn because it helps relieve soil compaction, allowing better air, water, and nutrient access to the grass roots, resulting in a healthier, thicker, and more resilient lawn that can better withstand stress from foot traffic, drought, and heat; essentially, aeration gives your grass the oxygen it needs to thrive by creating small holes in the soil. Key benefits of aerating your lawn: Improved root growth: Aeration encourages deep root development, which leads to a stronger, more drought-tolerant lawn. Better water absorption: By loosening compacted soil, aeration allows water to penetrate deeper into the ground, reducing runoff. Enhanced nutrient uptake: With improved soil aeration, fertilizers can reach the roots more effectively. Reduced thatch buildup: Aeration can help break down thatch, a layer of organic material that can impede air and water flow. Improved drainage: By creating holes in the soil, aeration can help prevent waterlogging.