CORE Aeration is the Key to a better LAWN.

Relieve Soil Compaction: Over time, the soil beneath your lawn can become compacted due to foot traffic, heavy equipment, or natural settling. Compacted soil restricts the flow of water, air, and nutrients to the grass roots, which can lead to a weakened lawn. Core aeration helps to relieve soil compaction by creating channels for air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deeper into the soil.
Improve Water and Nutrient Uptake: Aeration allows for water and nutrients to better reach the roots of the grass. By creating channels in the soil, water and nutrients can more easily be absorbed by the roots of the grass.
Promote Healthy Grass Growth: By reducing soil compaction and increasing nutrient availability, core aeration helps to promote healthy grass growth. When grass roots have access to the nutrients and water they need, they can grow deeper and stronger, which results in a healthier, more resilient lawn.
Enhance Overall Lawn Appearance: By promoting healthy grass growth, core aeration can help to enhance the overall appearance of your lawn. A well-aerated lawn is typically greener, thicker, and more vibrant than a compacted, nutrient-deprived lawn.

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