What is included
- Core aeration across the full lawn
- Overseeding with seed suited to Minnesota lawns
- Scheduled for the right window in early fall or spring
- Watering guidance after the job
- Easy to pair with your mowing plan
Compacted soil keeps roots shallow and thirsty. Aerating opens the soil, and seed dropped into those openings gets good contact with the ground, which is why the two work best together.
Helpful guide: When to Aerate and Overseed a Minnesota Lawn
Overseeded and aerated
How it works
- Request a quoteUse the form or call us. Tell us about your property.
- Get a clear priceWe confirm the details and send an honest quote.
- We do the workWe schedule it, finish it and clean up.
Common questions about aeration and overseeding
When should I aerate and overseed in Minnesota?
Early fall, from late August through September, is the best window for cool-season grass. Spring works too, once the soil is no longer soggy.
How long until new grass fills in?
New seed usually sprouts within a few weeks and keeps thickening through the season, depending on weather and watering.
How much does aeration and overseeding cost?
Pricing depends on your property and the scope of the work. Request a free quote and we will give you a clear price.
Do you serve my area?
We serve the east side of Saint Paul and nearby communities, including Woodbury, Cottage Grove, Maplewood, Lake Elmo, Stillwater, White Bear Lake and Hudson, Wisconsin. See the full list on our home page.
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