Services Lawn Aeration

Aeration is one of the most important lawn maintenance services for homeowners to consider booking. Not only does it promote healthy grass growth, but it also helps reduce weeds and improve water absorption. If you want your lawn to look its best and remain lush and green all season long, aeration is a must-have service!

So what exactly is aeration? Aeration involves using a machine that creates small holes in the soil of your lawn. This process allows oxygen, water, and other nutrients to penetrate the soil more easily. It also helps break up compacted soils that are common in heavily trafficked areas or areas with shallow roots. By creating these holes in the soil, it can help loosen clay soils or improve drainage issues associated with heavy rain or snowmelt runoff.

One of the major benefits of aerating your lawn is improved grass growth and health. With better access to oxygen, water, and essential nutrients from fertilizers applied during regular maintenance services, grass will be healthier overall with fewer weeds popping up as well as better resistance against disease-causing organisms such as fungi or bacteria that may be present in compacted soils. Additionally, if you’re planning on reseeding any patchy spots on your lawn after winter has passed by – aerating can help ensure those new seeds get off to a good start!

It’s important to note that if you live in an area where temperatures drop below freezing during winter months – then core aeration may not be necessary because frozen ground doesn’t benefit from this process like unfrozen ground does (though over seeding would still help). However – if you do live in an area where temperatures don’t dip too low during winter months then core aerating before applying fertilizer can help ensure those nutrients reach deeper levels within the soil for improved effectiveness (as opposed to just surface application).

In short – booking a Lawn Aeration service is key for promoting healthy growth throughout any season! By creating small holes throughout your turf's root system - it allows oxygenated air/water/nutrients easier access into deeper levels while reducing compaction caused by foot traffic - ultimately promoting lush green grass all summer long!