Ever notice how compacted soil can feel underfoot? Just imagine how your grass roots feel trying to push through that! Your lawn could be silently suffering from compaction. That’s where core aeration comes in—a powerful, yet often overlooked, lawn care
Every year countless homeowners evaluate their lawn and decide it is time to seed. They warn their lawn care technician in hopes of having them avoid the newly seeded areas. While it is important that the lawn care applicator/technician be
After a long, harsh winter in the Northeast, it’s common for homeowners to discover signs of lawn damage such as matted turf, snow mold, thinning grass, or exposed soil. The urge to repair these areas immediately is understandable — especially
Between the summer stresses of drought and disease, and every day activities that lead to soil compaction; your lawn may not be looking its best by the time fall rolls around. To help combat these stresses and maintain a lawn,
Among a host of other long-awaited chores, many homeowners are eager to get out onto their lawns once the snow has melted and plant grass in the spring. While it may be difficult to contain the urge to rush out
Why should I Aerate my lawn? The simple answer is core aeration reduces soil compaction, thatch build up, and promotes healthy root growth. Soil compaction and heavy thatch build up can greatly reduce the flow of water and nutrients into