Lawn aeration is the process of making small holes in the lawn in order to allow air, water, and nutrients to reach the roots of the grass. This can be beneficial to a lawn because it can help the grass to grow thicker and healthier. Additionally, lawn aeration can help to reduce compaction, which can make it easier for the grass to roots to grow.
The type of equipment used for aerating a lawn depends on the size of the lawn. For smaller lawns, a hand-held aerator can be used. For larger lawns, a machine called a core aerator can be used.
There are a few different services that can be added when lawn aeration is completed. These services can include lawn mowing, which can benefit the aeration process by allowing the machines to pull fuller and thicker plugs from the lawn, top dressing, which is the process of adding a layer of soil to the lawn, over-seeding, which is the process of planting grass seed over an existing lawn in order to thicken it up, fill in bare spots, or change the type of grass.
Input the square footage of your lawn below to get an instant estimate for Core Aeration. Follow the step by step process below to get the square footage of your property.
**Estimates are subject to change without notice, and are based on property size and time expected to complete service. **
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At the top of the map input your address including street name, city, and zip code and click enter.
Once you have searched your address, click on the polygon tool [Square Icon] to start mapping on your property. Click on the outsides of your property making a box shape to get an accurate measurement of your lawn. Zoom in if needed to get a better measurement. Once the property is outlined, complete the outline by clicking on the first pin that was placed. If you would like to make further adjustments, you can click on a pin and move it to the correct area.
Some properties may require additional areas to be mapped out. If you require additional areas to be mapped, once you are finished with the first area, click on the square polygon tool and start placing pins in the next area and repeat the process listed above.