We do not. The plugs are supposed to be left on the lawn and they naturally dry out, break down and redeposit their nutrients back into the lawn. If you don’t like the look of the plugs on the lawn, you may want to schedule your aeration in fall. Alternatively, if you schedule power raking and aeration in spring, we can aerate first and then power rake – the power rake will chew up the plugs and reduce the amount left visible on the lawn. We do not have a specific service or machine available for picking up the plugs.