Aeration: To keep your lawn healthy, aeration breaks up compaction in the soil and allows water and air to penetrate the soil more freely. This hives your yard a healthier and deeper root system to help fight off disease and ease summer heat stress. 

De-thatching: A thin layer of thatch is beneficial. It helps to insulate the roots from the Kansas heat and help moisture retention. But if this thatch layer builds up, it restricts water penetration and restricts the plants access to important nutrients. This ultimately weakens the turf, increasing your lawns chances damage to insects, disease, and unwanted weeds. 

Overseeding: Planting grass can be expensive, time consuming and frustrating if done incorrectly. Overseeding along proper watering techniques, your lawn will be the talk of the block in no time.