Lawn Aeration in Atlanta, GA

Yes. Atlanta's red clay is notorious for compaction; core aeration is the #1 most important task for a healthy Atlanta lawn.

Late spring or early summer is best for Bermuda or Zoysia in Atlanta, once the grass is fully green and growing.

For Atlanta's cool-season Fescue lawns, aeration must be done in the fall (September/October) along with overseeding.

Yes, aeration allows roots to grow deep into the clay, protecting your Atlanta lawn from the July heat and dry spells.

In heavy Atlanta clay, core aeration is significantly more effective than liquid at relieving actual soil pressure.

You want at least 3-inch deep holes to break through the surface compaction common in Georgia yards.

Yes, the aeration holes are like "direct-to-root" channels for the nutrients your Atlanta lawn needs.

Yes, a healthy, aerated lawn in Atlanta can recover much faster from the damage caused by summer army worm surges.

While not a levelling tool, aeration reduces the soil pressure that causes "heaving" in Atlanta's clay soil.