Fertilization Programs
Why Perform Aeration?
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Reduces soil compaction
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Disrupts your thatch layer allowing water and nutrients to better penetrate your soil
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Helps to stimulate better root development
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Enhances turf heat and and stress tolerance

Spring De-Thatching
Performing lawn de-thatching in the spring time is critical for the success of your turf. Thatch accumulates from grass clippings overtime in your lawn. A healthy lawn should have a thatch layer that is no larger than 1/2" thick. De-thatching removes excess thatch which has accumulated over time.
Why Perform De-Thatching?
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Removes excess thatch levels which can block water, nutrients, and fertilizer from reaching grass roots
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Improves foot traffic tolerance
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Conserves moisture
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Protects against temperature fluctuations
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Increases fertilizer effectiveness
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Stimulates root growth
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Improves water drainage