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It's amazing what a little fresh air can do for people, pets, and even lawns. While it might not be possible to take your lawn for a nice, bracing drive in the country, you can improve its health with a process called aeration. Every lawn needs to be aerated at some point in its life. To see if yours is due, consider getting a lawn analysis. An analysis will tell you about the general health of your lawn and whether your lawn's soil could benefit from aeration. When we aerate your lawn, we punch holes in the soil. These holes allow more air and water circulation around your lawn's roots, preventing fungal invasions, and they encourage the growth of healthy microorganisms in the soil.
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Is it important to aerate close to obstacles such as driveways, sidewalks, and
plantings?
Yes. These areas are often the most compacted spots on your lawn. Irrigation
systems are also less effective in these areas. Our machines are easy to maneuver around
the tightest areas. If you can get a regular lawnmower in there, we can aerate it for you.
How soon can I mow my lawn after the service?
You can mow the turf any time after it has been watered thoroughly. It is important to deep soak your lawn prior to mowing. This will break down the fertilizer into a water-soluble form so that it may enter the root zone and not be displaced by mowing.
Can you seed at the same time?
Yes. Combining aeration with seeding is an excellent idea. Seeding immediately following aeration allows the majority of seed to germinate in the plugholes. Aeration loosens up the soil, giving new plant roots "room to grow". This applies to over seeding existing turf or planting new grass.
Why do some people offer Aeration service for less?
Be careful with those guys walking around offering Aeration for ridiculous prices. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. We have seen men Aerate a 7,000 sq feet property in 6 minutes. Not only did they not get the coverage needed, the plugs taken out we're only about 1". The job was poorly done.
plantings?
Yes. These areas are often the most compacted spots on your lawn. Irrigation
systems are also less effective in these areas. Our machines are easy to maneuver around
the tightest areas. If you can get a regular lawnmower in there, we can aerate it for you.
How soon can I mow my lawn after the service?
You can mow the turf any time after it has been watered thoroughly. It is important to deep soak your lawn prior to mowing. This will break down the fertilizer into a water-soluble form so that it may enter the root zone and not be displaced by mowing.
Can you seed at the same time?
Yes. Combining aeration with seeding is an excellent idea. Seeding immediately following aeration allows the majority of seed to germinate in the plugholes. Aeration loosens up the soil, giving new plant roots "room to grow". This applies to over seeding existing turf or planting new grass.
Why do some people offer Aeration service for less?
Be careful with those guys walking around offering Aeration for ridiculous prices. As the saying goes, you get what you pay for. We have seen men Aerate a 7,000 sq feet property in 6 minutes. Not only did they not get the coverage needed, the plugs taken out we're only about 1". The job was poorly done.
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Aerating, Seeding and Fertilizing $50 per 1,000 square feet $100 minum charge |
Aerating and Seeding $35 per 1,000 square feet $100 minimum charge |
Aerating $20 per 1,000 square feet $100 minimum charge |
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| Aeration + Seed |
| Aeration + Seed + Fertilizer |
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You can get your Lawn Aerated only or add it to one of our other packages and Save $$$.
You can get your Lawn Aerated only or add it to one of our other packages and Save $$$.
What is core aeration?
Also known as plug aeration, it is the process of making finger-sized holes in your
lawn and depositing the removed material (aka core or plug) on the lawn to break down.
This allows fertilizer, water and oxygen to get to the root which creates a healthier, not to
mention greener, lawn.
How do I know if my yard needs aeration?
While any yard can benefit from annual aeration, some of the tell-tale signs of a yard
needing aeration are yards composed of heavy clay soil (NE Tarrant County is abundant
with clay soil), yards experiencing heavy foot traffic (Got kids?), yards with ½” or more
of thatch, yards that have standing water after normal irrigation or moderate rain, or any
lawn that browns easily in heat.
How often should I aerate?
Problems lawns, like those with signs noted above can greatly benefit from aeration
done twice a year. Lawns in sandy or loamy soils that are generally healthy can benefit
from annual aeration.
Is aeration a one-time fix that can be discontinued when the lawn has improved?
No. As with any other preventive maintenance, lawn aeration needs to be a part of
any lawn care program just like fertilizing, weed and pest control, irrigation and mowing.
How long will it take for the cores left in the lawn to disappear?
Depending on the weather, soil conditions, watering and mowing frequency, the cores
will break down and disappear in about two weeks. Allowing the cores to breakdown
naturally will add valuable nutrients to your lawn; therefore, it is important not to rake up
the cores as that reduces aeration effectiveness.
Also known as plug aeration, it is the process of making finger-sized holes in your
lawn and depositing the removed material (aka core or plug) on the lawn to break down.
This allows fertilizer, water and oxygen to get to the root which creates a healthier, not to
mention greener, lawn.
How do I know if my yard needs aeration?
While any yard can benefit from annual aeration, some of the tell-tale signs of a yard
needing aeration are yards composed of heavy clay soil (NE Tarrant County is abundant
with clay soil), yards experiencing heavy foot traffic (Got kids?), yards with ½” or more
of thatch, yards that have standing water after normal irrigation or moderate rain, or any
lawn that browns easily in heat.
How often should I aerate?
Problems lawns, like those with signs noted above can greatly benefit from aeration
done twice a year. Lawns in sandy or loamy soils that are generally healthy can benefit
from annual aeration.
Is aeration a one-time fix that can be discontinued when the lawn has improved?
No. As with any other preventive maintenance, lawn aeration needs to be a part of
any lawn care program just like fertilizing, weed and pest control, irrigation and mowing.
How long will it take for the cores left in the lawn to disappear?
Depending on the weather, soil conditions, watering and mowing frequency, the cores
will break down and disappear in about two weeks. Allowing the cores to breakdown
naturally will add valuable nutrients to your lawn; therefore, it is important not to rake up
the cores as that reduces aeration effectiveness.
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