Aeration
What Is Core Aeration?
We use equipment designed specifically for aeration, which consists of a series of hollow coring tines. When these tines are rolled over the lawn, they puncture the soil, removing small soil plugs (cores) and leaving small holes behind.
The cores of soil and thatch pulled up by the machine are left on the lawn because they contain beneficial microorganisms that help break down the rest of the thatch. The holes left when the cores are removed allow air, nutrients and water to reach the soil.
Core AerationThatch ReductionRoot Development
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What's Included
Reduce Soil Compaction — Performed annually, aeration creates room for water, air and nutrients to reach the root system.
Reduce Thatch — Regular aeration helps break down the layer of living and dead plant material that can restrict root development and harbor disease and pests.
Enhance Deep Root System — A deeply rooted lawn is healthier and better able to withstand drought, disease and insect stress.