Professional Lawn Aeration Services in College Station, TX
Healthier lawns in Brazos County using liquid aeration.
Lawn Aeration and Its Benefits
Our meticulous aeration process is like strength training for your lawn, stimulating roots and enhancing nutrient uptake for a lush, green outcome. We ensure water and nutrients flow freely for a vibrant lawn.
Beyond aeration, our tailored approach addresses College Station’s specific soil nuances, combating compaction, promoting microbial activity, and fortifying against pests and diseases.
Liquid Aeration
Although we recommend aerating your lawn anytime after the weather starts getting warm, we start our aerations in late April and May.
Liquid aeration is a non-invasive method and involves the application of a spray or solution directly onto the lawn. This approach contains soil penetrants or wetting agents that break down compacted soil and enhance water absorption. The convenience of applying it as a liquid makes it quick to apply and doesn’t leave soil plugs on the lawn, offering a non-intrusive alternative to traditional mechanical aeration methods.
Pros & Cons of Liquid Aeration
Liquid aeration is a very effective method of treating soil compaction and making sure your grass gets the nutrients it needs. However, it serves different purposes from core aeration. It’s important to know which treatment might be right for your lawn’s health. Here are a few pros and cons of liquid aeration.
Liquid Aeration
100% Coverage
Liquid aeration covers 100% of the area while core aeration can’t get to tight areas or places with shallow sprinklers and power lines.
Microscopic Treatment of Soil Particles
Liquid aeration uses organic material that treats even the smallest particles of your soil.
Additional Products Mixed in for Root Health
This treatment also uses bio-stimulants, soil conditioners, and fertilizer within the wetting agent.
No Damage to Tree Roots
With mechanical core aeration, there is a risk of the machine hitting shallow tree roots even with a 12″ buffer around the perimeter of obstacles.
No Risk of Damaging Sprinkler Heads
With liquid aeration, we don’t have to avoid or mark sprinkler heads as you would with traditional aeration.
No Risk of Damaging Sprinkler Heads or Shallow Fiber Lines
With liquid aeration, we don’t have to avoid or mark sprinkler heads or shallow internet fiber lines as you would with traditional aeration.
No Soil Plugs Left Lying Around
When finished, you won’t have any unsighlty soil plugs lying in your lawn.
More Affordable than Core Aeration
Liquid aeration takes less time to apply and therefore we’re able to pass the savings onto you.
Ineffective Against Heavy Compaction
Aeration is Only the Beginning
Aerating your lawn is the most effective when there is a maintenance and health plan put into place for your lawn. When you create optimal soil conditions for the roots of your grass to grow deeper and absorb more nutrients, you do the same for other invasive weeds and plants. Additionally, if you want to make your soil more nutrient-conducive, then you should consider supplying the nutrients throughout the year as well. With the Texas climate, it’s easy for our soil to not get the nutrients it needs for grass to thrive.
We encourage you to take a look at our lawn fertilization and weed control services to make sure your aeration services don’t go to waste.
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