Aeration

What this service covers

• Core aeration across the maintained turf
• Notes on compaction, thatch, and traffic patterns
• Pairing with a lawn program when the stand is thin

When to plan service

Best in September and October. Spring aeration is scheduled when fall was missed or the soil is sealed.

Who it is for

Hard, shiny soil, puddling after rain, or grass that never thickens no matter what you throw at it.

What to include in your quote request

• Describe compacted or heavily used areas and any drainage concerns; aeration may not address every cause of standing water.
• Identify irrigation heads, shallow lines, and other obstacles before equipment enters the lawn.
• Ask whether aeration alone suits the lawn and whether any seeding or other work needs a separate scope.