Lawn Care

Aeration and Overseeding

When compaction damages your soil, the results can be devastating! Compaction occurs when the soil particles become clumped together and harden. Soon the necessary nutrients and water cannot reach your soil, and your lawn begins to die. Your soil can easily become compacted from extra activity and foot traffic on your lawn. Aeration and overseeding can counteract the devastating damage caused by compaction. The process of aeration involves removing soil plugs from your lawn. The plugs breakdown and bring nutrients back to the lawn. More importantly, these small holes create spaces where air, water, and nutrients can once again access your soil and grassroots. Once this process is complete, it sets the stage for overseeding by providing the perfect conditions to help the new seeds thrive! If you notice bare patches of grass, dead patches, puddles of water, or areas with hardened soil, these are all signs of soil compaction.

Fertilizer

Just like other living organisms, your lawn cannot survive on water alone! It needs nutrients to survive and thrive. Applying fertilizer is the best way to restore these required nutrients. This process helps your lawn to be healthier and grow better. As compared to the expense of bringing your lawn back to life, fertilizer is also a pretty cost-effective option that can prevent tons of damage to your grass.

Weed Control

It is inconvenient when weeds show up on your property. The appearance of unwanted plant life can easily ruin the look of your lawn. The worst part is that they pose a significant threat to your grass and plants. Weeds spread rapidly and eradicating them can be quite challenging. Once they take over, they steal nutrients, water, and sunlight, ultimately harming your desired plant life. Our preemergent lawn applications can prevent weeds from starting their hostile takeover. If they have already arrived, our post-emergent lawn applications forge ahead in the battle for your turf!