faq’s

Hydroseeding involves a machine that combines seeds, water, fertilizer, and mulch into a tank. This mixture is then sprayed evenly over the designated area, providing an ideal environment for seed germination and growth.

• Rapid growth: Hydroseeding promotes faster and more even germination than traditional seeding methods.
• Erosion control: It helps prevent soil erosion by establishing vegetation quickly.
• Cost-effective: Hydroseeding is often more affordable than other planting methods.
• Versatility: It can be used on various terrains and for different types of vegetation.

The ideal time for hydroseeding depends on your location and the type of seeds you're using. Generally, spring and early fall are the best seasons because of milder temperatures and adequate moisture.

Grass typically starts to germinate within 5 to 7 days after hydroseeding, and you can expect a fully established lawn in about 3 to 4 weeks under favorable conditions.

Proper watering is crucial. Keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Mow the grass when it reaches the recommended height, and follow a regular lawn care routine.

Yes, hydroseeding is commonly used for both small and large areas, including residential lawns, sports fields, golf courses, and erosion control on construction sites.

Hydroseeding is considered eco-friendly because it reduces soil erosion, minimizes dust, and uses fewer chemicals compared to other methods.

Yes, you can choose the type of grass seed you want to use, allowing for customization based on your climate and aesthetic preferences.

Yes, hydroseeding is often the preferred choice for sloped or uneven terrain, as it helps stabilize the soil and prevent erosion.