When should I aerate Bermuda grass in Fort Worth / DFW?
Late spring through early summer, once Bermuda is actively growing — typically May through June in Fort Worth. Core aeration is priced on turf square feet, not the whole lot.
Late spring through early summer, once Bermuda is actively growing — typically May through June in Fort Worth, not while the lawn is dormant.
West-Fort Worth clay packs hard. Core aeration pulls plugs so water, air, and fertilizer can get in. A spike roller does not do that job. If you are calling in January because a neighbor aerated, wait. Dormant Bermuda does not fill those holes the way a growing stand does.
New construction fill and yards that never recovered from last summer may need more than the usual once-a-year pass. We say so after we see the plugs — not from a photo.
Prices on this site use turf square feet only. The request form asks for that number, not gross lot size. Full matrix: core aeration in Fort Worth. Call (817) 484-8522 if you want the window for this year.
When should I aerate Bermuda grass in Fort Worth / DFW?
Late spring through early summer, once Bermuda is actively growing — typically May through June in Fort Worth, not while the lawn is dormant.
Should I aerate Bermuda in winter?
No. Dormant Bermuda does not recover from core aeration the way a growing stand does. Wait until it is green and growing.
How much does core aeration cost on turf square feet?
Published typical prices on this site use turf square feet only, from about $155 (up to 5,000) through about $955–$1,185 (40,000–60,000). Over 60,000 we walk it. See the aeration service page for the full table.