Give Thin, Compacted Turf a Real Reset
Summer traffic and heat compact the soil and thin out the turf over the season — aeration pulls real plugs out of the lawn so water, air, and nutrients can actually reach the roots again, not just spike holes that close right back up.
Overseeding follows right behind it, dropping fresh seed straight into those holes for direct soil contact instead of sitting on top of thatch. The fertilizer application goes down 7–10 days later, timed so the new seed can actually use it.
Booked each fall — aeration and seeding in one visit, fertilizer 7–10 days behind it — and priced by property size through the same instant quote tool as everything else: enter your address, see your price range right away, and we confirm the exact number after a quick look at your yard, usually the same day.
Aeration opens up compacted soil, overseeding thickens it back up, and a fertilizer application 7–10 days later helps the new seed take.
