LAWN AERATION

Reduce Soil Compaction: When performed annually, aeration reduces soil compaction, allowing room for water, air, and nutrients to reach the roots.
Reduce Thatch: Regular aeration helps reduce thatch, this is the layer of plant material that sits above the soil. Once thatch becomes too thick, it can restrict root development and become a home for pest and disease.
Reduce water runoff and puddling. Allows water to soak deep into the roots, and water from puddling and creating disease.
Stronger Root System: Aeration promotes the development of a deep root system. A deeply rooted lawn is a healthy lawn, helps with drought, disease, and pests.