Core Aeration

Core aeration is great for improving lawn health. By creating small holes in the soil, it reduces compaction, allowing for better air, water, and nutrient circulation. This promotes deeper root growth, leading to a thicker, greener, and more drought-resistant lawn. 

Yes, we are licensed and insured to protect both our employees and our clients.

Core plugs typically range in depth from 2 to 4 inches. But the exact depth can depend on factors like the type of soil and density.

No, you generally do not need to rake up the plugs after core aeration. The plugs contain valuable nutrients for your lawn. Leaving them in place allows them to decompose naturally and release those nutrients back into the soil.

Yes, watering your lawn after aeration helps break down the plugs and give your lawn the drink it needs.