08/28/2026
Late August is the right time to think about aerating your lawn before fall arrives. All summer long, foot traffic and the Oklahoma heat compact the soil, making it harder for water, nutrients, and air to reach the roots where they actually do their work. Aeration breaks that compaction and opens things back up so your lawn can breathe again.
If your grass is looking thin, stressed, or slow to recover after the heat, aeration is one of the best things you can do to set it up for a strong fall. It also helps your fall fertilizer go further by giving it a direct path down to the root zone.
We are booking fall aeration appointments now, and spots fill up fast once temperatures start to drop. Give us a call to get on the schedule before we fill up.