How much does it cost to aerate and overseed 1 acre?

An acre is 43,560 square feet. One lawn care company in Billings, Montana said they would charge $60 for every 5,000 square feet. However, many companies won’t price by the square foot for such a large space. Expect to pay $480 to $650 for an acre of aeration.

How much does lawn aeration cost?

It costs an average of $0.10 to $0.35 per square foot to aerate a lawn. While lawn aeration services are often charged as a flat rate, the price for aeration is somewhat dependent on the size of your lawn. Flat rate pricing options for typical lawn sizes include 1,000, 5,000, and 10,000 square feet.

How much does it cost to aerate an acre?

When it comes to massive yards—measured in acres—the overall cost will usually be quite a bit lower per square foot; expect to pay between $480 to $650 per acre for aeration.

Does TruGreen overseed?

Luckily, the experts at TruGreen® have all the knowledge, equipment and experience necessary to achieve excellent overseeding results. Every TruGreen lawn plan begins with a Healthy Lawn Analysis®, performed by a TruGreen PhD-certified specialist.

Does TruGreen aerate lawns?

Fall is the perfect time to aerate your lawn to ensure your beautiful lawn is in tip top shape for next spring. Schedule your aeration service today with TruGreen®. So, you’ve decided to aerate your lawn – go you! Fall is actually the perfect time to schedule this service.

Do I aerate or seed first?

Within 48 hours after you aerate you should over seed, fertilize, and water your lawn. The seed, fertilizer, and water will have the best chance to get down into the holes made by the aerator if applied soon after aeration.

What is the best time of year to aerate your lawn?

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You want to aerate the lawn when your grass is in its peak growing period so it can recover quickly—think early spring or fall for cool-season grasses, and late spring through early summer for warm-season grasses. If you have high-traffic areas or heavy clay soil, you will want to aerate every year.

Does TruGreen do overseeding?