Coming in spring – join waitlistSalt Lake & Utah County

Lawn aeration in Salt Lake City & Utah County

Wasatch Front clay soil packs down hard. Core aeration pulls thousands of plugs so water, air and fertilizer reach the roots. Pick your lot size, see a fixed price and join the spring list. The waitlist is free; paid in full when you book.

  • Fixed price by lot size from $59
  • Core aeration (real plugs, not spikes)
  • Paid in full when you book

Fixed, upfront pricing

Bigger than 1/2 acre? Pick 1/2 acre and add a note. We confirm the price before we schedule.

  • No trip fees, no "call for a quote"
  • Paid in full when you book
  • Waitlist now: no commitment, first pick of route days

Local benchmark: Steiner Aerating (West Jordan) lists $55 up to 1/4 acre, $85 up to 1/3 and $110 up to 1/2 acre (Steiner Aerating); GreenPal's recent SLC median is about $45 (GreenPal).

Lawn aeration prices

Up to 1/5 acre (townhome or small lot)$59
About 1/4 acre (typical subdivision lot)$75
About 1/3 acre$89
About 1/2 acre$115
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Estimate updates live on the booking form. Paid in full when you book. Your price is based on the details you enter when you book. If the area, footage, or number of zones turns out to be different on site, we'll charge (or refund) the difference afterward.

What's included

  • Core aeration of front and back lawns
  • Visible sprinkler heads flagged before we start
  • Plugs left on the lawn to break down (that's what you want)
  • Watering tips for the week after

Not included

  • Fertilizer or weed control (needs a licensed applicator)
  • Overseeding (ask if you want it added)
  • Damage to unmarked hidden lines, invisible dog fences or buried cables

How it works

1

Pick your lot size

Choose the closest tier. The price shows instantly.

2

Join the spring list

We email you before aeration booking opens in spring 2027.

3

We aerate

Mark hidden lines and pets' fences; the crew flags heads and aerates.

Best time to aerate in Utah

Cool-season Utah lawns (Kentucky bluegrass, fescue) do best aerated in spring (April to May) or early fall (September to early October), when grass is actively growing. Water the lawn a day or two before so the tines go deep.

Who does the work

Vetted, insured local crews from our partner network, licensed where Utah requires it. We handle booking, routing and support, and stay your point of contact from request to payment.

Lawn aeration FAQ

Do I need to mark my sprinkler heads?

The crew flags the heads they can see. Please mark anything hidden: shallow drip lines, invisible dog fences, low-voltage lighting cables.

Is spring or fall better?

Both work for Utah's cool-season grass. Spring aeration helps the lawn before summer heat; fall aeration helps it recover from summer. We open spring routes first.

Will it look messy?

For about a week. The soil plugs break down after a couple of waterings or mowings.

When do I pay?

Joining the waitlist is free. When booking is open, lawn aeration is paid in full when you book, at the listed price. Your price is based on the details you enter when you book. If the area, footage, or number of zones turns out to be different on site, we'll charge (or refund) the difference afterward.

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See your price and pick a window. The waitlist is free; paid in full when you book.

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