Aerating Services
Why should I aerate my lawn?
Overtime, a lawns soil becomes compacted, and hard. This makes it difficult for water, air and nutrients to reach the grass roots.
It can also be useful to aerate if you have more than a 1/2 inch of thatch as it will help to breakdown the thatch allowing your lawn to break it down naturally, thus reducing the amount of fertilizer needed.
The Best time's to aerate early spring and late fall.
Benefits of Core Aeration (taken from ryanturf.com)
What does a lawn aeration include?
A lawn aeration includes a complete lawn aeration using a power core aerator. This will leave little cores of soil left on your grass like the picture seen above. These cores or plugs, are left on the soil to break down, to become part of the soil again.
We also use a small hand aerator to reach areas that cannot be reached with the power aerator.
Overtime, a lawns soil becomes compacted, and hard. This makes it difficult for water, air and nutrients to reach the grass roots.
It can also be useful to aerate if you have more than a 1/2 inch of thatch as it will help to breakdown the thatch allowing your lawn to break it down naturally, thus reducing the amount of fertilizer needed.
The Best time's to aerate early spring and late fall.
Benefits of Core Aeration (taken from ryanturf.com)
- Improved air exchange between the soil and air
- Enhanced soil water uptake
- Improved fertilizer uptake and use
- Reduced water run-off and puddling
- Stronger turf grass roots
- Reduced soil compaction
- Enhanced heat and drought stress tolerance
- Improved resiliency and cushioning
- Enhanced Thatch Breakdown
What does a lawn aeration include?
A lawn aeration includes a complete lawn aeration using a power core aerator. This will leave little cores of soil left on your grass like the picture seen above. These cores or plugs, are left on the soil to break down, to become part of the soil again.
We also use a small hand aerator to reach areas that cannot be reached with the power aerator.
Lawn Aeration Pricing
Prices given in a estimate are for a double pass. Essentially we aerate the yard going one way, then we go at a 45-90 degree angle for a second pass to ensure compaction has been relieved.
For exact pricing for your yard please call for a free estimate. (705) 257-8497
The price for your yard may be more or less than the prices shown depending on number of obstacles, shape and terrain. These prices are given for quick approximations.
For exact pricing for your yard please call for a free estimate. (705) 257-8497
The price for your yard may be more or less than the prices shown depending on number of obstacles, shape and terrain. These prices are given for quick approximations.
* PSG reserves the right to measure yards and make adjustments as necessary.
Please call for free consultation.
Please call for free consultation.
