Lawn Maintenance
Aerating
Aerating removes small plugs of soil from your lawn to help loosen hard, packed ground. This allows water, air, and nutrients to reach the grass roots more easily, helping your lawn grow healthier and stronger.
Relieve compaction so roots can breathe
- Best season
- September and October
- Typical cadence
- Annually
- Availability
- All 13 service areas
What you get
Included every time
- Core plugs rather than spikes, which only compact soil further
- Breaks up thatch and improves winter drainage
- Pairs with overseeding for dramatically better germination
- Reduces runoff and standing water on flat lots
Our process
How a aerating visit runs
- 01
Mark and mow
Irrigation heads and shallow utilities get flagged, and the lawn is cut short first.
- 02
Pull cores
Overlapping passes across the whole lawn, with a second pass on the worst compaction.
- 03
Follow up
Plugs are left to break down naturally. This is the ideal moment to overseed and lime.
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Get a quote for aerating
Send us your address and we will come look at the property, then send a firm price for aerating.