Aeration & Overseeding
Aeration and overseeding are essential in achieving a lush, carpet-like yard you won't want to leave.
Depending on your location, the best times to aerate and overseed are late summer and fall. Yearly aeration sets your lawn up for success in the seasons ahead by increasing your lawn's ability to intake nutrients, water and air and enhancing the effectiveness of fertilization and weed control.
Aeration & Overseeding
What are the Benefits of Aeration and Overseeding?
- Reduces soil compaction for better growth
- Helps keep thatch under control
- Reduces the opportunity for insect and disease activity
- Maintains the healthy, thick appearance of your lawn
- Creates a heartier, more drought and disease resistant lawn
How Does Aeration and Overseeding Work?
Our lawn care professional will mechanically remove plugs or cores of soil and thatch from your lawn. This is done to alleviate soil compaction so that air, water and nutrients can properly reach the grass roots to encourage healthy growth. After aeration, your turf is well prepared to receive seed.
Next, your lawn will be overseeded with the most desirable blend of turf grass based on your location and needs. Once the seed germinates, your lawn will begin to grow new grass plants resulting in a thick, healthier lawn.