Professional Aeration & Overseeding in York, PA

Expert Aeration & Overseeding Services

Revitalize your lawn with Mike’s PLC’s core aeration and lawn seeding services! Our expert team uses these proven techniques to enhance soil health, reduce compaction, and promote thick, lush grass growth. Whether you’re in York or the surrounding areas, we’re committed to improving your lawn’s appearance and vitality. Get started today with a free estimate and discover why we’re the trusted choice for lawn care excellence!

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Benefits of Aeration

Aeration is critical to a healthy lawn and is the single most beneficial thing you can do to improve the quality of your turf. Aeration should be performed at least once per season. It is typically performed in the Fall in combination with over seeding of the lawn to fill in bare spots and replace deteriorating seedlings. Over seeding will also improve the health of your lawn by introducing newer strains of grass that are more disease and drought tolerant. For the best yard possible, MikesPLC always recommends aeration in Spring and Fall. Here are some important benefits:

Reduces Soil Compaction

Roots cannot grow and develop as well in hard dense soil. Loose soil allows for deeper roots that are able to tap into needed water as well as allows the ground to absorb more rain water. The healthier the plant below the soil line, the healthier the top growth above soil line

Reduces Thatch

Excessive thatch comes from roots and grass stems that accumulate faster then they break down. Thatch provides a great home for unwanted pests. Proper fertilization, irrigation and aeration will eliminate the need for an de-thatching. Some thatch is good for your lawn and aids in reducing soil temperatures.

Improves Air Flow

Punching holes in your soil allows for better air circulation to the roots of your lawn. Air getting down to the roots is important for your lawn to reach its full potential

Utilization of Applied Nutrients

Properly aerating your lawn will allow it to make better use of any turf fertilizers and nutrients applied. Hard, compacted soil will not absorb applied materials as well and can lead to run off and your lawn not receiving all the ingredients it needs.