Lawn Aeration for Noblesville, Indiana
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Regular aerating is one of the single most beneficial things you can do for the lawn. Core Aeration and Liquid Aeration/Soil Conditioning Here's what aerating can do for your lawn: •loosens soil •increases ability for grass to take in water and fertilizer •grass will develop a deeper and thicker root system •decreases thatch which can smoother your grass |
When and Where Do We Perform These Services?
We only do core aeration in the fall. We can do liquid aeration in spring through the fall. We service Noblesville and Westfield with our aeration service.
Find Out Below What Core and Liquid Aeration Are
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What is Core Aeration?Core Aeration pull up plugs of dirt and roots. After core aeration, the cores will naturally break down. This process is what helps break down the thatch layer. Cores breaking down will help release the nutrients from the decaying plants. The opens space from where the cores were is where the new grass roots can easily spread. When you core aerate you open up the soil which is also a great time to add grass seed.
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What is Liquid Aeration / Soil Conditioning?
Liquid aeration is a way to improve the soil and grass blade by applying a liquid product with humic acid and kelp. What do those do? They increase the ability for soil to absorb moisture, help to build soil microbes activity, help reduce the amount of nitrogen and chemicals we need to apply, increase the grass root mass, and increase the cell structure in the grass blade making it resist pests and disease better. This is the service that we recommend for our fertilizing customers.
Overview of Products
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Liquid Aeration / Soil Conditioning
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Core Aeration Offers
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Which Aeration Should You Get
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Liquid Aeration / Soil Conditioning is best for:
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Core Aeration is best for:
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* Liquid Aeration is only available with our Lawn Fertilizing Program
Installing Grass Seed / Overseeding
What Overseeding Does
- Thickens your current lawn
- Fills in bare spots
- Increases your lawn's overall health because new grass has the ability to stay green and healthy looking in severe conditions
How do You Know if You Need to Overseed
- you have bare spots bigger than your hand
- your lawn has problems with disease or brown spots through the year but especially in the summer
- you want to have grass that can stay green longer without very much water
Installing a New Lawn
New lawns are usually planted if the current lawn has grading issues that need to be corrected or the current stand of grass can not be improved with overseeding.
More information is on our Grading service page
More information is on our Grading service page