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Liquid & Core Aeration
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Aeration
Lawn love is poking a few holes.
Healthy lawns need room to breathe. Triangle Lawn Care offers both core and liquid aeration, helping loosen compacted North Carolina soil so air, water, and nutrients can reach deep into the root zone. Our liquid aeration treatment is the cleaner, smarter choice for most lawns so no plugs or mess, just improved soil structure and healthier turf from the ground up.
For cool-season lawns, aeration can also be paired with fall seeding to encourage new growth and fill thin spots. Regular aeration supports stronger roots, better nutrient absorption, and a lawn that stays resilient through every season.
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Aeration is an optional add-on to your GreenLawn service plan.
Because pricing and timing can change each season, call our team for the latest information!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is aeration essential for lawns with North Carolina's heavy clay soil?
Compacted North Carolina soil is one of the biggest challenges for local lawns.
When soil becomes dense, air, water, and nutrients cannot move down to the root zone. Aeration relieves that pressure by opening the soil surface so roots can grow deeper and stronger.
Without aeration, turf struggles even when it is watered and fertilized properly.
What is the difference between Core Aeration and Liquid Aeration?
Core aeration physically removes small plugs of soil to relieve heavy compaction quickly.
Liquid aeration uses soil conditioning treatments to improve structure over time without leaving plugs on the surface.
Core aeration is typically best for lawns with severe compaction or when overseeding. Liquid aeration is often used for ongoing soil improvement with minimal disruption.
When is the best time to aerate cool-season fescue lawns in the Triangle?
The best time for cool-season lawns is fall (September to mid-October).
Tall fescue grows most actively during fall in the Raleigh area. Aerating during this window allows the grass to recover quickly and supports successful overseeding.
Fall aeration helps strengthen roots before winter and improves lawn density the following spring.
When should I aerate my Bermuda grass lawn in the Triangle area?
Bermuda grass should be aerated in late spring to early summer, typically between May and July.
Warm-season grasses like Bermuda grow most actively in warmer temperatures. Aerating during this period allows the turf to recover quickly and fill in evenly.
Timing aeration with active growth reduces stress and improves long-term turf health.
Which aeration method (Core or Liquid) is best for my lawn?
The best method depends on your lawn’s condition.
If your soil feels very hard or you plan to overseed, core aeration is usually the better option.
If your goal is routine maintenance and gradual soil improvement, liquid aeration can help improve structure with less surface disruption.
A lawn evaluation helps determine which approach fits your turf and soil conditions.
How often should I aerate my lawn in the Triangle area?
Most Triangle area lawns benefit from aeration once per year due to naturally dense clay soil.
Lawns with heavy foot traffic, pet activity, or drainage challenges may benefit from aeration up to twice per year.
Regular aeration prevents compaction buildup and supports stronger root development over time.