Right timing for your grass
Fall for fescue, late spring to early summer for bermuda and zoysia.

Lawn Health
Pulling small plugs from the lawn opens the soil so water, air and nutrients reach the roots.
Call or text today615-431-3789Core Aeration
Middle Tennessee yards sit on heavy clay that compacts under foot traffic, mowing and construction. Compacted soil sheds water, starves roots of air and makes lawns thin and weak.
Core aeration removes small plugs of soil, creating channels for water, air and fertilizer. The right time depends on grass type: cool-season fescue in early fall, warm-season bermuda and zoysia in late spring or early summer. Pairing aeration with overseeding is one of the best things you can do for a tired Nashville lawn.
What you get
Fall for fescue, late spring to early summer for bermuda and zoysia.
Machines set to pull real cores, not just poke holes.
Seed goes down right after aeration so it meets bare soil.
Simple instructions for the weeks after.
The process
We locate sprinkler heads and hidden hazards.
Multiple passes pull cores across the whole yard.
Overseed and fertilize if you want the full renewal.
FAQ
They break down on the surface within a couple of weeks and return nutrients to the lawn.
Once a year is common for compacted clay lawns, and every couple of years may be enough for healthy turf.
Moist soil, not soaked and not dry, lets cores pull cleanly. We advise on timing when we schedule.
Service areas
From Clarksville to Shelbyville and Dickson to Cookeville, pick your city to see how we care for lawns in your part of Middle Tennessee.
Not on the list? Call 615-431-3789. We take projects across Middle Tennessee.
Call, text or send the form. Tell us about your yard and what you want to change, and we will take it from there.