Denver Equipment Rental Company Encourages Use of Aerators for Spring Lawn Care

It’s finally time to get serious about yard work, and All Seasons Rent-All wants to remind homeowners that they have rototillers and aerators available to rent for garden and lawn preparations. If you live in Aurora or Denver, Colorado – they advise reserving yours soon if you haven’t already. They are both necessary for garden soil prep and lawn growth.

All Seasons Rent-All knows that many homeowners and even commercial property owners don’t purchase these two pieces of equipment, as they are only used once, maybe twice per year. They take up quite a bit of room to store and also require maintenance to keep them running at optimum performance. 

Yet, each year, thousands of people in the Denver area purchase their own homes for the first time and only buy the basics, like lawnmowers and weed eaters. This is where equipment rental companies are very convenient. It’s important to understand what each of these pieces of equipment is designed to do.

Rototillers Prepare Soil for Productivity

For anyone planting a garden or breaking soil for a newly landscaped area, a rototiller is extremely beneficial. It breaks up and turns over the soil, creating a loose, fluffy texture that is ideal for planting. Adding fertilizer to the loosened soil enhances the benefits of a healthy garden.

Using a rototiller will help to loosen compacted soil, remove weeds, and improve the overall quality of your soil. Different terrains and ground surfaces might require different types of abilities of a rototiller, so you should be sure to consult with the staff at All Seasons Rent-All when reserving your rototiller.

Aerators Allow Water, Air, and Nutrients into Your Lawn

When soil is compacted, it can be difficult for roots to grow and for water and air to penetrate deeply into the soil. Aeration helps to loosen the soil, creating space for roots to grow and for water and air to flow. Thatch is a common culprit in all lawns.

Thatch is a layer of dead grass, leaves, and other organic material that accumulates on the surface of the soil. If thatch is allowed to build up, it can prevent water and nutrients from reaching the roots of your grass. Aeration helps to break up thatch and allows it to decompose more easily.

Aerating involves punching small holes into the soil to allow air, water, and nutrients to penetrate deeply into the roots of your grass. If the soil is compacted, aeration is necessary to allow water, oxygen, and nutrients to do their job and contribute to healthy new growth. The best time to aerate your lawn is when the grass is actively growing and can recover quickly from the stress of aeration.

All Seasons Rent-All recommends calling and reserving your rototillers and aerators as soon as possible, as they are flying out the door this time of year!

Contact Information:

All Seasons Rent-All

2157 S. Havana Street
Aurora, CO 80014
United States

Scott Goodwin
(303) 755-3566
https://allseasonsrentall.com/