Lawn Aeration Service

While most people will consider mowing, fertilizing and overseeding for their lawn care, they’ll often overlook lawn aeration. Over time soil and the underlying thatch of your lawn can become compacted which can seriously affect your lawn’s ability to thrive. Without proper aeration, lawns will have trouble growing and delivering the water and nutrients required for proper growth.

Why Do Lawn Aeration?

Soil will become compacted due to gravity and a host of other factors. The compacted soil reduces the pore space and breathability of your soil, which causes substantial problems for your turf. If left untreated, the roots of your grass won’t be able to absorb nutrients or water from the soil and this can cause your lawn to slowly – but surely – expire unexpectedly.

Typically aeration takes place in the fall for our Missouri lawns, but it often may be necessary to perform in the spring and fall.