Brunswick Lawn Aeration | Landscaping Services in Supply, NC 28462

Tree roots, especially from our abundant local pines and oaks, can create dense, compacted soil layers that choke out grass. Core aeration directly addresses this by pulling out small plugs of soil, physically breaking up that compaction. This gives your grass room to grow, improves water infiltration so roots don't sit in puddles, and allows fertilizer to reach the root zone, helping your lawn compete with and recover from root damage.

Yes, absolutely. Poor drainage is a frequent issue here due to our soil composition. Aeration creates thousands of tiny holes in your lawn, providing direct channels for excess surface water to drain down into the soil profile instead of pooling. This reduces standing water, decreases soil compaction over time, and creates a healthier environment for grass roots, turning a soggy, muddy yard into a firmer, greener lawn.

For our warm-season grasses like Bermuda, Zoysia, and Centipede, the ideal time is late spring through early summer, when the grass is actively growing and can recover quickly. This timing allows the lawn to heal and fill in before peak summer heat and aligns with the growing season to maximize the benefits of the treatment for tackling compaction and drainage issues.