When lawns stop responding to care, the problem is often below the surface. Master Lawn aeration services open up compacted soil so water, nutrients, oxygen, and new seeds can reach the roots again.
Even with the best weed control and fertilization, your lawn can hit a wall. That usually means the soil is too tight for anything to reach the roots. With aeration, small plugs are pulled from the ground to relieve pressure and give your turf room to take in what you’re putting down. If the grass is patchy or thin, overseeding right after aeration helps new seed settle in and take root. Our experts can help you decide if that step makes sense for your lawn.
Aeration breaks through compacted ground so nutrients and water can reach the roots again.
Fertilizer and weed control can’t do their job if they’re stuck at the surface. Aeration clears the way so your lawn can take it all in.
Overseeding helps new grass take hold in thin or patchy areas, especially when done right after aeration for solid seed-to-soil contact.
Everyday use can take a toll on your lawn. Our aeration services reset your lawn after heavy foot traffic, dry weather, or mowing patterns that may pack the ground.
Tell us a little about your lawn. We’ll get to know your property, your goals, and the challenges you’ve been dealing with, and then discuss next steps with you.
Once we understand your lawn needs, we build a plan specifically for your unique property, with select treatments and services to give you the best possible results.
Once we get started, you’ll notice the difference: healthier grass, fewer weeds, and a lawn you’ll actually enjoy, thanks to our lawn technicians staying in touch and on top of your lawn’s progress.
