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Propane Management
Posted on Aug 30th, 2026 Comments (0)
AmeriGas provides the Knob Hill Farm Community with propane at a discounted rate.
YOU are responsible for how you use it and for your personal safety and residence.
Click >>Read More>> below to see some tips on using propane in your homes and how to keep yourself safe.
YOU are responsible for how you use it and for your personal safety and residence.
Click >>Read More>> below to see some tips on using propane in your homes and how to keep yourself safe.
Aeration & Overseeding
Posted on Aug 28th, 2026 Comments (0)
Total price for Residential Aeration & Over-seeding for single homes: $170.00 per home & Carriage homes $140.00 per home
If any KHF resident has an interest in obtaining this service
Reach out to Alex - 484-955-8968 Email - asalazar@ruppertcompanies.com
Aeration
Core aeration is a lawn maintenance practice that involves removing small plugs, or “cores,” of soil from the turf and lawn area. This process is carried out using a specialized machine called an aerator. The core aerator typically has a series of hollow tines or spikes that penetrate the soil and extract cylindrical plugs of soil from the ground.
Overseeding
Seeding the lawn after aeration is a common practice known as overseeding. Core aeration and overseeding go hand in hand, as they complement each other and can greatly improve the health appearance of your lawn.
The information provided below is purely informational for all KHF residents
Residential Aeration & Over-seeding is being offered to the KHF Community
Price includes fronts, backs, & sides of houses
Residential Aeration & Over-seeding is being offered to the KHF Community
Price includes fronts, backs, & sides of houses
Total price for Residential Aeration & Over-seeding for single homes: $170.00 per home & Carriage homes $140.00 per home
If any KHF resident has an interest in obtaining this service
Reach out to Alex - 484-955-8968 Email - asalazar@ruppertcompanies.com
Aeration
Core aeration is a lawn maintenance practice that involves removing small plugs, or “cores,” of soil from the turf and lawn area. This process is carried out using a specialized machine called an aerator. The core aerator typically has a series of hollow tines or spikes that penetrate the soil and extract cylindrical plugs of soil from the ground.
Overseeding
Seeding the lawn after aeration is a common practice known as overseeding. Core aeration and overseeding go hand in hand, as they complement each other and can greatly improve the health appearance of your lawn.