★★★★★ 5.0 on Google
Core aeration and overseeding that loosen compacted Colorado soil, help water soak in and thicken thin, patchy lawns.
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Continue to Free Quote →High Road provides core aeration and overseeding in Loveland, Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Core aeration pulls small plugs of soil to relieve compaction so water, air and nutrients reach the roots; overseeding fills thin areas with new grass. Spring and fall are the best times.
Northern Colorado’s heavy clay soil compacts easily, so water runs off instead of soaking in. Aeration is one of the most effective fixes.
Lawns on newer builds sit on compacted construction soil and benefit most from regular aeration.
Fall aeration and overseeding fill in thin areas while temperatures are mild and weeds are less competitive.
Nick has been great to work with. He is very fairly priced, always communicates clearly, and is someone you can trust.Mahmoud S. · Google review
The crew at High Road was very fast and efficient. A great attention to detail, and a friendly easy going vibe.Michael C. · Google review
My property is hilly and even steep in some areas. Nick and Kat did an excellent job on mowing and weed whacking the property!Laura D. · Google review
Nick trimmed up 13 evergreen bushes for me. Weekly trimming and mowing has been neat and reliable.Randy P. · Google review
Does a great job for me not just mowing but also snow removal, and I think he is very reasonable.Trish P. · Google review
Reliable and personable snow removal service.Greg P. · Google review
Most customers combine services so one trusted crew handles the whole property.
Weekly & bi-weekly mowing, edging, trimming and blow-off.
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Driveways, walks and small commercial lots cleared after every storm.
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Shrub trimming, bed cleanups, spring & fall cleanups and HOA-friendly upkeep.
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New lawns, sod replacement, seeding and artificial turf.
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Seasonal feeding and weed control built for Front Range lawns.
Learn more →Most Northern Colorado lawns benefit from core aeration at least once a year, and high-traffic or clay-heavy lawns from twice a year (spring and fall).
Yes. They break down within a couple of weeks and return nutrients to the soil.
A good watering a day or two before helps the tines penetrate deeper. We’ll send a reminder.
If your lawn is thin or patchy, yes. Seed lands in the aeration holes, gets great soil contact and fills in the lawn.
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