Compacted soil chokes roots off from water, air and nutrients. Core aeration pulls small plugs of soil to relieve that pressure, so overseeding and fertilizer actually reach the root zone. Best scheduled in fall or early spring.
We check soil compaction and mark irrigation heads.
Machine pulls plugs across the full lawn in even rows.
Plugs break down naturally and feed the topsoil.
Ideal window to overseed and fertilize right after.
Most residential lawns take under an hour. Larger commercial properties are scheduled around your foot traffic.
You’ll see small soil plugs on the surface for a week or two — they break down on their own and feed the topsoil.
Light, regular watering for the following two weeks helps seed and roots establish through the open soil.
Free to request, no commitment.