Dethatching
Core Aeration: Breathe New Life Into Your Lawn
Over time, soil becomes compacted from foot traffic, mowing, and natural settling, making it harder for air, water, and nutrients to reach your grass roots. Core aeration relieves that compaction by removing small plugs of soil throughout your lawn. This opens pathways for essential nutrients to penetrate the root zone, encourages deeper root growth, and improves overall turf health. Aeration is one of the most beneficial services you can do for your lawn, especially in the spring or fall when grass is actively growing.
How Often Should You Aerate Your Lawn?
Most lawns benefit from core aeration every 1-3 years, typically in the spring or fall when the grass is actively growing. Lawns with heavy clay soil, high foot traffic, or visible compaction may need aeration more frequently — sometimes twice a year. If your lawn feels hard, drains poorly, or struggles to stay green despite fertilization, it may be time to aerate. Our team will evaluate your lawn’s condition and recommend the best timing and frequency to keep your grass healthy, resilient, and thriving.
