Aeration & Overseeding
Compacted lawns opened up and thin spots overseeded to thicken the turf.
Lawns that get regular foot traffic, or that sit on the heavy clay and compacted soil common around Charleston, stop absorbing water and nutrients the way they should over time. Aeration pulls small plugs of soil out of the lawn so air, water and fertilizer can actually reach the root zone instead of running off the surface. ShoreCut pairs this with overseeding where it makes sense, putting down seed suited to the existing grass so thin and bare patches fill back in rather than staying bare through the next season. This is work best done at the right point in the grass's growing cycle, and we time it to the turf type on the property rather than running it on a fixed calendar date. For a lawn that looks tired or thin despite regular mowing and feeding, aeration and overseeding is usually the next step.
What's included
- Core aeration to relieve soil compaction
- Overseeding matched to the existing grass type
- Timed to the right point in the growing season
- Residential and commercial properties
How it goes
- 01
Check the soil
We look at compaction and thin spots before recommending a timeline.
- 02
Aerate
Core aeration opens up the soil so water and nutrients reach the roots.
- 03
Overseed
Seed suited to the existing grass goes down where it is needed.
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