What is core aeration?
Core aeration pulls 2 to 3 inch hollow-tine plugs across the lawn to break up compaction and open channels for air, water, and nutrients.

Core aeration for Park City lawns, opening compacted soil to air, water, and nutrients.
NOW SCHEDULING FALL AERATION.
Compacted soil traps roots near the surface. Water runs off. Grass struggles.
Hollow tines pull plugs deep, opening channels for oxygen, water, and nutrients to reach the root zone.
Roots can reach deeper, turf fills in, and the lawn is better set up for drought and cold.
We pull 2 to 3 inch hollow tine plugs across your entire lawn, breaking up compaction and opening channels for air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deeply.
Hollow-tine plugs open compacted soil.
Thick thatch blocks water and fertilizer from reaching roots. We mechanically remove the layer so your lawn can breathe and absorb what it needs.
Remove thatch blocking water and fertilizer.
Applied immediately after aeration, directly into the plug holes, so nutrients land in the root zone.
Nutrients applied after aeration.

Park City Lawn Guide
Timing for Park City lawns, in one short read.
When to aerate a lawn in Park CityLate spring and early fall windows, explained.The 435 portfolio
How we stay in touch
One local point of contact makes the next step clear.
Meet the team
Learn how PC Mow Bros grew into 435 Property Management and meet the people behind the work.
Text or call us to discuss your property.
Core aeration pulls 2 to 3 inch hollow-tine plugs across the lawn to break up compaction and open channels for air, water, and nutrients.
Aeration opens compacted soil so oxygen, water, and nutrients can reach the root zone.
The optimal windows are late spring after frost and early fall before dormancy. Scheduling accounts for Park City's short growing-season windows.
Yes. Mechanical dethatching removes the layer that can block water and fertilizer from reaching roots.
Post-aeration fertilizer drops directly into the plug holes, supporting nutrient absorption and root development.