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Signature Services
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In business since 1999

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

Family owned business, approx 25 employees, offer subcontracting, billing net 30, accepts all major credit cards

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Darryl's Home and Business Services
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In business since 1975

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Emergency services offered

Retired Construction Builder now completing service jobs for homes and commercial buildings. Services around the house, parking lot, yard, any issue. We can solve and complete the project prompt and clean., With over 40 years of experience in the trades.Please contact me at 5650 Carpenter Road Pitt field Twp MI 38197 Phone (734) 961-2493

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Tilt Landscape Maintenance LLC
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L & M General Repair LLC
5.00(
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In business since 2012

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Emergency services offered

Over 30 years experience

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East Side Maintenance
New to Angi

In business since 1993

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Emergency services offered

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ANN ARBOR BEST SPRINKLERS
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In business since 2010

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"Vernon talked a great game but his workmanship was poor. Partway through the project I discovered that the sprinkler lines were not properly buried. Most of them were just under peeled back grass and some spots were still visible on the surface. I had been very clear that the lines needed to be buried below the depth of penetration for a lawn aerator. When I complained he gave a variety of defenses including that the lines would sink into the ground with snowfall, that an aerator could not penetrate the plastic pipe, and that my lawn would not need aerating. Also more than half of the sprinkler heads were sticking up more than 3 inches out of the turf and at risk of being destroyed by a lawn mower. I had to reinstall most of what he did. If you hire him I would advise having everything specified in writing and monitoring his workmanship very closely."
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Aesthetically Yours
5.00(
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In business since 2009

Free estimates

"Great crew, happy and on site owner. I would definitely hire again."
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FAQs for lawn care aeration projects in Chelsea, MI

Aeration is the best way to keep your lawn healthy and vibrant. Annual aeration makes your lawn more breathable and helps nutrients reach the roots, improving water absorption and reducing puddles where pests might breed. However, timing matters. It's best to avoid aerating during droughts, extreme heat, or if your lawn is battling weeds. A local pro can help you determine the ideal time for your yard.

Most lawns benefit from annual aeration to keep them healthy and thriving. If your lawn has a lot of thatch buildup—more than half an inch—you might need to aerate twice a year for a couple of years to get it under control. But if your soil isn't compacted and there's minimal thatch, you might be able to skip a year.

When you hire a professional lawn care company, a standard 10,000-square-foot lawn takes about 30 minutes to aerate. Uneven, sloped, or especially large lawns can take significantly more time. So, depending on your lawn's size and condition, the process can take anywhere from half an hour to several hours.

The best time to aerate your lawn is during the spring or fall when your grass is actively growing and the soil has enough moisture. Aerating once in the spring and once in the fall yields the best results. Avoid aerating when your lawn is dormant or right after heavy rain when the soil is too wet—that can make aeration less effective.

Even if your lawn looks healthy, aeration can still be beneficial. If you have good growth, proper drainage, and little thatch, you might not need to aerate right away. Regular aeration helps water and nutrients reach the roots, keeping your lawn strong over time. Keep an eye on your lawn's condition to decide when it might need aeration.

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