The product

Eleven polymers.
One job.

SoilTech’s polymer blend opens compacted soil across 100% of the surface — so water, air, and roots can move through it again. One liquid, mixed into the sprayer you already run.

What it is

A liquid soil amendment, not another mechanical fix.

SoilTech is a liquid concentrate that mixes into the spray equipment you already run — no specialty machinery, no downtime, no cores to clean up. Instead of punching holes in the ground like core aeration, it works at the particle level: reacting with compacted clay and alkaline soils so they re-aggregate, opening pathways for water, air, and roots across the whole surface.

The result is turf that holds up better under traffic, drains instead of pooling, and builds a deeper root system — on a program that fits into service you’re already scheduling once or twice a year.

  • Healthier turf under heavy traffic and drought stress
  • No aerator, no cores, no blocked-off areas for clients
  • One formulation across turf, sports, and remediation sites
  • Restructures the soil itself — not a temporary surface treatment
SoilTech sold in three sizes: a 5-gallon jug, a 55-gallon plastic drum, and a 275-gallon IBC tote.

What it isn’t

Most “liquid aeration” is a band-aid.

Nearly every liquid aeration product on the market leans on surfactants, wetting agents, and humic acids. They move water around for a few weeks and feed soil biology — but they never change the compacted structure underneath. That’s why they’re sold for repeat applications several times a year: when the effect fades, the compaction is right where you left it.

Temporary

Surfactants, wetting agents & penetrants

Lower water’s surface tension and open short-lived channels so it soaks in faster. The effect fades in weeks and the soil stays just as tight.

Temporary

Humic & fulvic acids

Feed soil biology and free up nutrients. Helpful — but they don’t physically break up compaction.

SoilTech works differently. It’s a soil-structuring polymer that binds compacted clay into larger, stable aggregates — a physical change independent labs have measured, and one that builds every year you apply it. It fixes the compaction instead of masking it.

See exactly how it works

Specifications

Built for a simple, repeatable program.

Application rate

1 gallon per acre

Mix ratio

50–200 gallons of carrier water

Frequency

1–2 applications per year

Soil profile reach

6–8 inches

Surface coverage

100% of the treated area

Equipment

Standard liquid spray equipment — no specialty hardware

Active formulation

31.72% polymaleic anhydride terpolymer, 20.81% maleic anhydride sulfonated copolymer — a blend of eleven polymers total. Engineered to restructure soil, not just move water across the surface. Contains no pesticide.

Packaging sizes

5-gallon jug, 55-gallon drum, and 275-gallon IBC tote

Safety data sheet

Non-hazardous per 29 CFR 1910.1200. Download the SDS

How it works

From compacted to aggregated, one pass at a time.

Alkaline and sodic soils build up excess salts that bind clay particles into a dense, compacted mass with no room for water, air, or roots to move through. SoilTech’s negatively charged polymers dissolve those salts and carry the resulting bicarbonates deep into the soil profile — well below the root zone — while the clay particles left behind combine into larger aggregates, opening connected pore space throughout.

Because it’s applied as a liquid across the full surface, every square foot gets treated — not just the roughly 3–5% of the surface a mechanical aerator’s tines can reach.

A jar of packed sand where water pools on top, beside a jar of marbles where water fills down through the gaps between them — the same particles, restructured to let water move through.

Straightforward application

1 gallon.
1 acre.
1–2 times a year.

  1. 01

    Measure

    Normal turf rate is 1 gallon of SoilTech per acre.

  2. 02

    Mix

    Combine with 50–200 gallons of carrier water in your existing tank.

  3. 03

    Apply

    Spray the full surface with standard liquid application equipment.

  4. 04

    Repeat

    Reapply once or twice a year depending on soil conditions and traffic.

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