Lawn Aeration & Overseeding
Even the healthiest lawns need to breathe. Over time, Utah’s dry climate and heavy clay soils can compact the ground beneath your grass—blocking air, water, and nutrients from reaching the roots. Lawn aeration and overseeding from Lawn Doctor of Utah County & Heber Valley restore life to your soil, strengthen your turf, and bring back that thick, green look you love.
Why Aeration Matters
When your soil becomes compacted, roots can’t expand, and your lawn begins to struggle. Core aeration solves that problem by pulling small plugs of soil from the ground, allowing essential elements to flow freely. After aeration, your lawn can:
Develop deeper, stronger root systems
Absorb water and nutrients more efficiently
Reduce thatch buildup and improve drainage
Withstand heat, drought, and heavy foot traffic
Overseeding: The Secret to a Thicker Lawn
Once your soil is opened up through aeration, it’s the perfect time to overseed. This process spreads fresh, premium grass seed across your existing turf to fill in bare or thinning areas. The result is a fuller, healthier lawn that:
Grows thicker and greener with each season
Naturally crowds out weeds and unwanted grasses
Repairs thin or patchy spots caused by heat, pets, or heavy use
Improves your lawn’s color, density, and resilience
When to Aerate & Overseed in Utah
In Utah’s climate, the best time to aerate and overseed is early fall or spring—when temperatures are mild, and grass growth is active. This ensures strong root establishment before the stress of summer or winter. Our local experts time each service precisely for maximum results.
A Healthier, Stronger Lawn Guaranteed
With Lawn Doctor, your lawn will not only look better but perform better. Our Lawn Doctor Satisfaction Guarantee means if you’re not completely happy with the results, we’ll make it right.
