Lawn Aeration
LAWN AERATION SERVICES
If you are wanting a lush, weed free lawn, it starts with an excellent lawn aeration service from Hackmann Lawn. We commence providing aeration services mid August and maintain services into November. Our professional lawn care technicians will provide the aeration service your lawn needs. The small and evenly spread perforations from our aeration service allow the lawn to benefit from additional air, water and nutrients to feed the root system. Aeration on its own isn’t the complete solution for the perfect lawn. A comprehensivea personalized aeration seeding and fertilization plan can be made for you! Each plan consists of aeration and seeding followed by seeding fertilizers, weed pre-emergents, and post-emergents as needed. Professional fertilizer products are applied by a licensed commercial applicator to maintain the lawn throughout the season.
Lawn Aeration, Seeding, Fertilization & Maintenance Packages
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Lawn Aeration Services
Aeration and overseeding is a cornerstone in our lawn care and maintenance programs. The importance of aeration put simply is that your lawn needs to breathe. The more your lawn is walked on or used, the more compacted the soil gets. Having loose soil that is able to breathe easily allows additional nutrients, water, fertilizer and pesticides into your lawn. Aeration also permits grass roots to extend into the soil in order to grow healthier and stronger. We offer aeration services in fall, summer and spring, but it is recommended to aerate your lawn in the fall. That way we can get started fertilizing and adding any other products you prefer the best and healthiest way possible.
Who should aerate their lawn?
Your lawn should be aerated on a regular basis if:
- Your lawn gets heavy use from kids, animals, or sports. If your soil gets compacted on a regular basis, aeration will help deliver air, water, and nutrients to grass roots on soil that’s been packed down.
- Your lawn is part of a newer construction home. If your home was custom-built, your soil was likely compacted during the construction process, which can strangle roots and prevent adequate growth.
- Your lawn dries out easily and still has a spongy feel. If you find this to be true of your lawn, your lawn may have thatching issue.
- Your grass appears unhealthy, or is struggling to thrive.