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Lawn Aeration in Central Maine: Breathe Life Back Into Your Turf

Are you noticing poor drainage, thinning grass, or compacted soil in your Central Maine lawn? At Turf Solutions LLC, our aeration service is designed to solve these common issues and promote deep-rooted, healthy turf all season long.

Lawn Care and Pest Control

Why Aeration Matters

Core aeration removes small plugs of soil and thatch, allowing vital air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deeper into your lawn. This technique relieves compaction, enhances root growth, and boosts the effectiveness of fertilization & weed control. It also reduces pooling and runoff, helping lawns recover faster from stress and maintain lush density.

In New England’s clay-prone soils, annual aeration (especially in fall) relieves compaction and accelerates thatch breakdown naturally. If your turf gets heavy use or feels hard to the “screwdriver test,” aeration twice a season may be warranted.

When & How We Aerate

Our Aeration Workflow

Schedule

your aeration in the fall or spring based on your lawn’s needs and local weather.

Prep

the turf by mowing low and occasionally irrigating a day before service for optimal soil moisture.

Aerate

Using professional core aerators, making multiple passes.

Overseed and fertilize

Immediately after aeration to fill bare patches and enhance growth.

Walk-through advice

We leave behind guidance on watering schedules and care to support recovery.

Turbocharge Results With Overseeding & Fertilization

Right after aeration is the perfect moment for overseeding—the holes give seed direct contact with soil, improving germination and filling in bare spots . Alongside overseeding, a slow-release fertilizer strengthens new and existing grass. That’s why we pair aeration with our Aeration & Overseeding services for best results.

Ready to Boost Lawn Health?

If your lawn shows signs of compaction, poor drainage, or thinning grass, let Turf Solutions LLC help. Book your core aeration service in Central Maine today and enjoy a greener, stronger lawn all season long.

 

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