Liquid Aeration

The secret to creating a beautiful and envy-inspiring lawn begins beneath the surface. You can cut, trim, seed, and feed all you want, but if you’re not considering the soil you’re planting in, you’re ultimately fighting a losing battle. Ensuring that your grass is thriving at a root level will make all the difference in the world, and beginning with aeration is a great way to ensure the success of your landscaping efforts.

How Liquid Aeration Works

Liquid Aeration is a process that has been gaining traction in the industry for the last ten years. This spray-down process is designed to penetrate the soil at a depth of six inches, breaking up the soil and aerating it with oxygen pockets that promote plant growth and reduce the risks of fungi. It’s been our experience that choosing this method as opposed to a physical aerator that punches holes in your soil can be more effective long-term and leaves your lawn looking pristine (instead of looking trampled and, well, like you punched a bunch of holes in it).

Please note that this is not core aeration. While core aeration will have a more immediate impact on your soil and the appearance of your grass, the effects may not be as long-lasting. Liquid aeration will have a less immediate impact on your soil, but the effects are longer-lasting and cumulative, so your results will continue to improve over time.