There are few things as fresh and welcoming after a long winter as a newly-sprouted, lush, green spring lawn. And while most homeowners who have grass aspire to achieve exactly this, not all are aware ...

Have you ever wondered why some lawns look lush and vibrant while others appear patchy and weak? The secret lies in a practice called lawn aeration. But what exactly does aerating a lawn do? And how ...

Simply put, aeration is the process of adding air into wastewater. While this doesn’t sound like much, the oxygen fed to the bacteria present in the wastewater is a vital component for allowing these ...

Aeration: Any active or passive process by which intimate contact between air and water is assured: by spraying water into the air, by bubbling air through water or by mechanical agitation of water.

How do you know when it’s time to aerate your lawn? Look at your yard. If you see thinning or brown grass, there are worn spots or bald patches, your lawn has puddles or your grass has stopped growing ...