Grass has a hard time growing when the soil underneath becomes compacted. Water runs off instead of soaking in, roots stay shallow, and thin areas gradually become more noticeable. Core aeration opens the soil so air, water, and nutrients can move where they're needed, while overseeding fills in sparse areas with new grass. This service is especially beneficial for many lawns throughout Bloomington that see heavy foot traffic or dense clay soils. For even better results, combine it with
fertilizer and weed control during the growing season.
A healthier lawn starts below the surface. We'd be glad to help you decide if aeration and overseeding are right for your property.
