Aeration Equipment Financing

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Using lawn aeration equipment is like performing surgery for a lawn. The aeration equipment reaches into the ground and pulls out plugs of soil thus allowing the soil to break up, water to reach roots, and allow fertilizer to reach well underground to starving plants and grass. Aeration equipment tends to be very expensive, especially if you choose to go with the time saving powered models. To avoid having to pay for costly equipment at once, smart buyers look into aeration equipment financing with a company that's experienced in landscape equipment leasing.

Since 1989, Crest Capital has been financing aeration equipment (along with other types of landscape leasing) for businesses like yours. We can help you get the landscaping equipment financing you need. Our simple, one page application can usually get you an answer within a few hours. Contact Crest Capital today to learn more about aeration equipment financing.

Core, Spike and Liquid Aeration

Core aerators pull plugs of soil to relieve compaction and let water, air and fertilizer reach the roots; spike aerators punch holes without removing soil; and liquid aeration is sprayed on. Commercial aerators come as walk-behind, stand-on, ride-on and tow-behind units.

Who Uses Aeration Equipment

Lawn care and landscaping companies, golf courses, sports field contractors, and grounds maintenance businesses.

Aerators, Seeders and Mowers

Aeration is often paired with overseeding, and it is sold to the same customers as mowing. See turf maintenance equipment financing and lawn mower financing.

New and Used Aerators

Before buying a used aerator, check the engine hours, the tines and their wear, the drive and the lift, and whether parts are available for the model.