A cutaway of a lawn with grass roots, small holes left by core aeration, soil plugs, and scattered seed
Small openings in the soil. Seed down where it can settle.

Core aeration & overseeding · Maple Crossing

A little room
to grow.

A thinner lawn doesn’t need a bigger promise. It needs a good look, the right season, and a plan you can follow.

Find your lawn size

November 2026: Fall seeding is finished for this year. We’re planning spring reviews for April–May 2027 and fall work for late August–September 2027.

Two jobs, done together

Open the soil.
Give seed a place.

Core aeration pulls small plugs from the lawn, leaving openings in compacted soil. Overseeding spreads grass seed over the existing lawn to work on thin areas.

For cool-season lawns, early fall gives seed warm soil and cooler days, with time to begin growing before winter. We choose a visit window around the conditions, not just the calendar.

New grass needs care after we leave. We explain watering, foot traffic, and when to mow before you decide on the work.

Your before-and-after plan

Aeration with overseeding

Start with the
space you have.

Up to 3,000 sq ft
$240
3,001–6,000 sq ft
$390
6,001–10,000 sq ft
$590

Let’s plan the next growing season.

A rough lawn size is enough to start. We confirm the area before quoting.

Plan a lawn visit