Lawn Care in Odenton

If your turf is dull and dry, it might be time to invest in lawn aeration. Over time and with continued use, foot traffic, drought, and other factors, your lawn will build up a thick layer of dead grass and roots known as thatch. Thatch prevents water, oxygen, and other nutrients from reaching your lawn’s root system, which will eventually impact your turf’s overall health and appearance. By removing small plugs of soil from the lawn, aeration allows the roots access to the nutrients they need. Our technicians follow up aeration with lawn seeding, which fills out your turf overall, helping to thicken and fortify it against the elements. Together, aeration and seeding will help your lawn become strong and healthy in no time.

Liquid and Core Aeration for a Healthy Lawn

Our team offers several different approaches to our aeration service. Core aeration is the standard treatment, and it creates small holes in the thatch and soil to aerate the turf. For particularly intense thatch build-up, the alternative approach, liquid aeration, offers the following additional benefits:

• Bioactives soils for a healthier lawn.
• More thoroughly reduces soil compaction and thatch.
• Increases numbers of various groups of beneficial microorganisms.   
• Improves seed germination for more effective overseeding.
• Helps reduce water use by increasing water absorption.
• Makes turf more drought-resistant.