Lawn Dethatching & Aeration

Over time, lawns become compacted and develop a thick layer of thatch—dead grass and roots that prevent water and nutrients from reaching the soil. Aeration and dethatching are essential for:

• Loosening compacted soil

• Improving air and water flow to roots

• Promoting thicker, healthier turf

• Boosting the effectiveness of fertilizer and overseeding

• Reducing lawn disease and pests

✅ Mechanical Core Aeration — We pull plugs of soil to relieve compaction and enhance airflow

✅ Power Rake Dethatching — We mechanically remove the thick thatch layer choking your grass

✅ Add-On Services — Combine with overseeding or fertilization for maximum results

✅ Spring & Fall Availability — Ideal times to rejuvenate your lawn for new growth

1. Lawn Assessment — We inspect thatch levels, compaction, and lawn conditions

2. Service Execution — Efficient dethatching and/or aeration with professional equipment

3. Cleanup — Light debris raking or optional yard waste removal

4. Add-On Recommendations — We advise if overseeding or fertilizer will benefit your lawn

We recommend aeration and dethatching in early spring or early fall when your lawn is actively growing and can quickly recover.