What it does:
Core-aeration removes small plugs of soil to relieve compaction, while overseeding introduces new grass seed to fill in thin or damaged areas. These processes are performed together so the seed is placed directly into the aeration holes, maximizing germination, root development, and overall lawn health.

Purpose & Benefit:
Aeration improves airflow, water infiltration, and nutrient uptake, while overseeding strengthens turf, reduces bare spots, and helps prevent weed invasion. Together, they create a thicker, more resilient lawn that can better withstand stress, drought, and heavy use.

What to expect:
After aeration, small soil plugs (“cores”) may remain on the lawn. This is completely normal. They naturally break down over a few weeks, helping improve soil structure and support healthy turf.

When it’s applied:
Typically in the fall, though spring applications may be recommended depending on lawn conditions.

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