Aeration and Overseeding

Compacted soil restricts root growth and limits the flow of essential nutrients and water to the grass roots. Aeration loosens the soil, enhancing its structure.

Aeration increases oxygen exchange between the soil and atmosphere, which is vital for root development and overall lawn health.

By creating pathways for water to reach the root zone, aeration improves moisture retention and reduces runoff.

Aeration stimulates new root growth, resulting in a denser, more resilient lawn.

Overseeding helps repair bare or thin patches in your lawn, creating a more uniform and attractive appearance.

Adding new grass varieties through overseeding can enhance your lawn's resilience to diseases, pests, and environmental stress.

A denser lawn crowds out weeds and reduces their ability to establish and spread.

New grass growth contributes to a healthier, more vigorous lawn that can better withstand foot traffic and changing weather conditions.