CORE AERATION
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- Improves lawn density and promotes deeper root growth. Aeration increases the penetration of
air, water and nutrients into the root zone area stimulating new root development and
encouraging thicker turf growth.
- Soil aeration promotes the decomposition of thatch while also improving the soil structure.
Aeration increases the penetration of air, water and nutrients into the root zone area stimulating
new root development and encouraging thicker turf growth.
- Lawn aeration relieves the disease-creating effects of soil compaction and increases the
decomposition of thatch to reduce this insect and disease-breeding habitat. Aeration is much
safer and less costly than corrective chemical treatments.
- Removing cores of soil and thatch increases the infiltration of air and water into the thatch layer.
This will encourage favorable micro-organism activity that breaks down accumulated thatch.
- Aeration opens up the soil allowing air, water and nutrients to move into the root zone. Aeration
also "prunes" the roots creating more root growth and a greener, healthier turf.
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Note: Most city codes require irrigation lines to be buried a minimum of 6" below the sod line. If you have shallow pipes - please tell us!!!
