Many factors affect the type of aeration equipment you will need, including your soil type, soil condition, grass type and more. Our team can help you find the Verti-Drain that best fits your needs, with aerification depths ranging from 6 to 16 inches.
Owning your Verti-Drain offers you freedom as a contractor or turf manager. If you have to rent your equipment, you are tied to someone else’s schedule and rates.
When you own your equipment, you see an increased return on investment across the board, including:
When you own your equipment, you work on your schedule, not someone else’s.
Owning means you no longer have to rent your equipment, which would previously cut into your profit.
Aerating your soil improves the quality each time you do it; owning your equipment gives you freedom to aerate your soil as often as you’d like, giving you soil that is better aerated, better fertilized and gives you a better product.
When you have a problem with your turf or field, you don’t have to wait on someone else to find a solution—you are your emergency response team!
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Depending on your industry, you may understand the importance of a commercial aerator without understanding what it actually does for your soil, your turf and more.
Verti-Drain commercial aerators use spikes, tines and tiny blades to create holes and channels in the soil to allow for better water drainage and nutrient absorption by plant roots. The benefits of regularly aerating your soil with a commercial aerator include improved soil aeration, reduced compaction, enhanced nutrient uptake and increased water infiltration in your soil.
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