Lawn Aerations Plus

About Lawn Aerations Plus

October rain softens the ground around Lake Stevens, and that is the exact week a lawn wants to be opened up. Lawn Aerations Plus works that window — pulling cores across compacted turf, leaving them to melt back into the surface, and letting air and water reach roots that have been sealed under Snohomish County clay all summer. Overseeding straight behind the aerator gives new grass bare soil to land on, which is the whole trick. Feeding afterward carries the turf through the wet months so it comes up thick instead of patchy in spring. Mowing and edging round out the service for yards that want one crew handling the season. Come April, a lawn treated this way announces itself from the end of the block.