Aeration is a process of creating small holes in the soil to allow water, air, and nutrients to reach the roots of the grass, leading to a healthier lawn. Here are the steps, how to aerate lawn

1. Choose the right time: The best time to aerate your lawn is during the growing season, when the grass is actively growing, usually in the spring or fall.
2. Mark obstacles: Mark any obstacles in your lawn, such as sprinkler heads or underground utilities, to avoid damaging them during the aeration process.
3. Mow your lawn: Cut your grass to its recommended height before starting the aeration process.
4. Rent or buy an aerator: You can rent or buy a lawn aerator, or hire a professional if you prefer. There are two types of aerators: spike aerators and plug aerators. Spike aerators make shallow holes in the soil, while plug aerators remove small cores of soil from the ground.
5. Aerate your lawn: Start at one end of your lawn and work your way to the other, following a grid pattern. Overlap each pass slightly to ensure full coverage.
6. Fill the holes: After aerating, you can fill the holes with compost, sand, or other organic material to help improve the soil structure.
7. Water the lawn: Water the lawn thoroughly after aerating to help the soil settle and encourage root growth.

By following these steps, you can use aerators to keep your lawn healthy and promote its growth. Regular aeration is recommended once or twice a year, depending on the condition of your lawn. Call us or contact us for aerate for your lawn.