Liquid Aeration

Are you working toward the perfect lawn? Mowing, fertilizing and watering are all necessary to keep your grass looking good. If you want yours to look great, our liquid aeration services are the extra step it needs.

The Benefits of Liquid Aeration for Lawns

Liquid aeration offers significant advantages for you and your lawn. It’s a fast process and one of the most effective, penetrating deep into the soil to produce lasting results.

This service offers valuable benefits regardless of lawn size, including:

Improved water retention: Aerated soil will absorb and hold water more effectively than before. It reduces the need for watering frequently and promotes better water distribution.
Reduced soil compaction: During liquid aeration, we use a solution that opens up the soil, allowing more air into the root system and reducing compaction to help the grass grow more effectively.
Eco-friendly lawn care: The materials and supplements liquid aeration delivers to your lawn are biodegradable and environmentally friendly. This process is safe to use around people and pets.
A healthier lawn: A liquid-aerated lawn is a healthier one, thanks to the extra room, water and improved nutrient delivery. The grass will look more vibrant and luscious than ever before.

How to Get the Best Results

Liquid aeration requires special equipment. You also need to ensure your lawn will withstand treatment and that it’s the right time of year. Things to consider when planning for lawn liquid aeration in Indiana include:

The season: Here in the Northern states, most lawns benefit from aeration in the early spring and fall. You’ll get even better results if you aerate while the soil is still moist after watering or rain.
The grass: Your grass may be telling you it’s time to aerate. If a vehicle drove over your lawn, your soil feels hard to the touch, your grass looks stressed or you see water pooling up, it’s probably time to aerate.

If your lawn is dormant for the year or newly seeded, we recommend waiting until the grass is ready. Aeration at these times could work against the goals you want to achieve.

The Differences Between Liquid Aeration and Core Aeration

There are two primary ways to aerate a lawn — core and liquid aeration.

Core Aeration

Core aeration is a simple process. In this method, a machine digs small holes. The leftovers are called plugs, and they’ll remain scattered across the lawn until they break up. The holes make room for roots and allow air and nutrients to reach deeper.

Liquid aeration involves no digging, which means a lawn free from holes and plugs. This process uses liquid to expand soil molecules and won’t risk damaging your sprinkler system. Our solution also has special ingredients that strengthen and dethatch roots.

Request Liquid Aeration Services From RLM

At Ricci’s Landscape Management, we have over 25 years of experience providing professional services to Northwest Indiana, including liquid aeration for lawns. We can manage everything your landscape needs, so you have more time to enjoy it.

Liquid Aeration Services in Northwest Indiana