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Originally Posted by MoneyGuy
My lawn is great and two seasons old. I redid the whole yard. I'm not sure it needs this done yet. Does it?
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Aeration is not just for old yards, it actually benefits new yards immensely. New yards suffer from compaction of the limited amount of topsoil used, which after a year or two really starts to affect the new lawn.
I'm a Weed Man customer as well and my lawn is in great shape right now, but I have ordered the aeration for this fall. (A fall aeration is great because of the greater depth they can achieve with the cores right now compared to a spring aeration.)
Think of it this way, you aren't getting an aeration to see results this year, where you'll really see it is next spring and all next year - doing it now sets the lawn up for a very strong season next year.