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Lawn aeration for compacted Georgia clay
Georgia clay compacts easily, and compacted soil keeps water, air and nutrients from reaching the roots. Aeration opens the soil back up so the lawn can use what you are already giving it.
What's included
- Aeration of the front and back lawn
- Timing recommended for your grass type
- Pairs well with regular mowing and seasonal weed control
When to schedule
Cool-season lawns such as fescue are usually aerated in the fall, while warm-season lawns such as Bermuda and Zoysia are usually aerated in late spring or early summer. Tell us what you have and we will recommend timing.
Where we offer aeration
Common questions
Why does a Georgia lawn need aeration?
Clay soil compacts over time, which limits water and nutrient movement to the roots. Aeration loosens it.
When should I aerate?
It depends on your grass type. Fall suits fescue; late spring or early summer suits Bermuda and Zoysia.
How much does aeration cost?
It is quoted by lot size. Call or text 470-836-9682 for a free estimate.
Other services
Pre-Emergent
Pre-emergent weed control applied on the right fall and spring schedule.
Lawn Mowing
Weekly or every-other-week lawn mowing, edging and blowing.
Leaf Cleanup
Raking, leaf removal and haul away for homes and businesses.
Get your quote
Fill out the form and we'll text you back with a price. Prefer to talk? Call or text:
470-836-9682 info@dirtmasterslawncare.com