Aeration

Over time, soil naturally becomes compacted, making it difficult for water, oxygen, and nutrients to reach the roots. Core aeration relieves that compaction by removing small plugs of soil, allowing your lawn to breathe and absorb what it needs to grow strong.

When paired with overseeding, this process thickens turf, fills in thin or bare areas, and improves overall lawn density. Aeration also reduces thatch buildup and improves seed-to-soil contact, giving new grass the best chance to establish.

Together, core aeration and overseeding rejuvenate your lawn — creating healthier, fuller turf that looks better and performs stronger season after season.