Aeration is one of the best ways to make your lawn thicker and improve the effectiveness of normal irrigation, fertilizers and pest control programs. Take this quiz to find out if your yard could benefit from lawn aeration.

Aeration is one of the best ways to make your lawn thicker and improve the effectiveness of normal irrigation, fertilizers and pest control programs. Take this quiz to find out if your yard could benefit from lawn aeration.
Aeration will help more fertilizer reach your turf’s roots, enhance the breakdown of thatch and it can also help you use water more efficiently.
Lawn aeration, often called core aeration, removes small plugs of turf, thatch and soil from your lawn.
So, is aeration the right treatment for your lawn this season?
Do puddles form on your lawn after a rainstorm?
Does your lawn pass the screwdriver test?
Does your yard have a thick layer of debris on top of it?
Is your yard actively growing?
Sounds like it’s time to aerate your lawn. Usually, lawn aeration should occur annually. If your lawn is showing the signs listed above and you’ve already aerated once this year, your soil may be compacted and require another round. Are you planning to DIY? Here’s what you need to know:
Don’t want to get your hands dirty? Call in the experts. To schedule an appointment with one of our specialists, call 866.688.6722. Learn more about the benefits of aerating your lawn here.
It might not be time to aerate your lawn. But if you still have problem areas you would like looked at, give us a call at 866.688.6722. Learn more about other services we offer here.
Hey, no worries. Let an expert help you determine the best treatments for your lawn’s needs. Contact TruGreen online or by calling 866.688.6722.
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