Aeration

What is Aeration?

Aeration involves creating perforations in the soil to enable improved air, water, and nutrient access to the grassroots. This process supports enhanced root development, fostering a healthier and more robust lawn.


The primary purpose of aeration is to address soil compaction issues. Soil compaction occurs when there is an excess of solid particles in the soil, impeding the efficient circulation of air, water, and nutrients. Moreover, an accumulation of thatch or substantial organic debris beneath the grass surface can hinder essential elements from reaching the roots.


Should You Be Aerating Your Lawn?

Many homeowners often wonder if their lawn requires aeration. Here are some indicators that suggest your lawn could benefit from aeration.


When to Aerate Your Lawn