Aeration + Power Rake Package

$200

Aerating your lawn is a vital practice that offers numerous benefits for its health and appearance. By perforating the soil with small holes, aeration allows air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deeper into the root zone, promoting robust root growth and overall lawn health. This process helps alleviate soil compaction, which often occurs due to heavy foot traffic, machinery, or clay soils, enabling grassroots to access essential resources more effectively. Improved soil aeration enhances drainage, reducing the risk of waterlogging and promoting a healthier microbial ecosystem within the soil. Additionally, aerating your lawn facilitates the breakdown of thatch—a layer of dead grass and organic matter—which, if left unchecked, can impede nutrient absorption and root development. Ultimately, regular aeration leads to a lusher, greener lawn with improved resilience to stressors like drought and disease, making it a fundamental practice for maintaining a vibrant outdoor space.

Power raking your lawn offers several benefits crucial for maintaining its health and appearance. This process involves using specialized equipment to remove thatch—a dense layer of dead grass, roots, and debris—from the surface of the soil. By eliminating excess thatch, power raking promotes better air circulation, water infiltration, and nutrient absorption into the soil, fostering healthier root growth and overall turf vigor. Removing thatch also helps prevent the development of fungal diseases and pests, which thrive in excessively dense organic matter. Moreover, power raking prepares the lawn for overseeding or reseeding by creating optimal conditions for seed-to-soil contact, enhancing germination rates, and promoting a thicker, more resilient turf. Overall, incorporating power raking into your lawn care routine can rejuvenate your lawn, enhancing its aesthetics and longevity.

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Pricing applies to properties up to 3,000 sq. ft. Properties larger than 3,000 sq. ft. quoted individually.