Overseeding -

Many types of grass are winter dormant and require over seeding if a winter lawn is desired. Typically, sod installed in the fall or winter is over seeded with perennial rye. Bermuda grass will go dormant when the nighttime temperatures begin to dip below 65 degrees F and will begin to grow again in the spring.

Core Plugging -

Normal soil compaction discourages your grass from getting all the life-giving oxygen, water and nutrients needed for the best of lawns. Core Plugging will remove small plugs (cores) from the turf, relieving soil compaction. The newly created spaces will route the air, water and nutrients for best root development. Periodic aeration will even enhance the breakdown of thatch.