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Aerating is the process of punching holes (usually 3-4 Inches deep) into your lawn to allow water, oxygen, fertilizers, and other nutrients to enter the soil and better reach the roots of your grass.

Thatch is a layer of living and dead organic matter — primarily grass leaves and stems — that knit together just above the soil surface

Thatch is a problem only when it becomes too thick. A layer of thatch 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick is beneficial to the lawn.

When too thick, thatch is a water repellent and will stop water and fertilizer treatments from reaching the roots of your grass.

Over seeding when needed will improve a lawn significantly and make it much harder for weeds to become established.

Grass needs to be revitalized every few years or when there has been a drought situation in the area.

Over seeding compensates for that natural slowdown of the turf's reproduction.

There are two major benefits to over seeding:

1) Ensures your lawn stays thick and dense.

2) Helps create disease resistance.

Fertilizer's helps your lawn stay healthy by:

1) Promoting new leaf and root growth.
2) Aiding in the recovery from foot traffic and pest damage.
3) Reducing and controlling weeds.
4) Replacing nutrients lost