Truck-mounted hydraulic seeding for lawns, slopes, and new construction. Faster than dry seed, more affordable than sod, mixed for New England conditions.
Hydroseeding is the fastest, most cost-effective way to establish a new lawn on bare ground. Our truck-mounted hydraulic mulching system combines seed, fertilizer, fiber mulch, and tackifier into a single application, producing consistent, even coverage across lawns, slopes, and new construction sites.
Hydroseed germinates 4× faster than broadcast dry seed and holds up better through New Hampshire's variable spring and fall weather. The mulch layer keeps seed moist and in place instead of washing off or drying out.
Hydroseeding costs a fraction of sod and grows roots in your actual soil from day one. That deeper root system is better suited to Eastern NH summers and winters than a transplanted sod blanket.
We select seed blends mixed for New England climates. Never a one-size-fits-all bag from a hardware store.
Every hydroseeding job covers the application. You know what is in the tank and how to water after we leave.
We measure the area and recommend a seed blend for sun, shade, or slope on your property.
Professional-grade seed matched to your conditions, not a generic hardware-store blend.
Starter fertilizer with slow-release nitrogen to support early growth.
Green hydraulic fiber mulch with tackifier that holds seed and moisture on the soil surface.
Clear post-application watering guidance so germination is not left to guesswork.
Timing matters as much as the mix. Cooler air and reliable moisture give seed the best start.
The best window in Eastern NH. Cooler temperatures and fall rain promote germination without summer heat stress.
A strong spring window once soil has warmed. Plan on consistent watering as summer approaches.
Hot, dry stretches make germination harder. We can still discuss options if irrigation is reliable, but this is not the preferred window.
Hydroseeding over ungraded, compacted, or rocky ground fails. Grade, topsoil, and debris removal should happen first. We handle that prep when the site needs it.
Proper slope moves water away from structures and creates a level seed bed so germination is even.
Rough and fine grading →Seed cannot establish in compacted subsoil or construction fill. A loam layer gives roots something to grow into.
Topsoil and loam →Rocks, stumps, and leftover construction debris come out before the tank starts. Light excavation handles the rest.
Light excavation →On slopes, hydroseeding is often paired with blankets, filter sock, or silt fence so the first storm does not undo the work.
Erosion control →Residential yards, commercial sites, new construction, and slopes. If the ground is ready or we can get it ready, we can seed it.
New lawns, torn-up yards, and properties that need a full restart after grading or construction.
Lots, common areas, and commercial sites that need even coverage without sod-level cost.
Disturbed ground after a build. We coordinate prep and hydroseeding so the site is not left bare.
Hydraulic mulch and tackifier hold seed on grades where dry seed would wash away.
Based in Rochester, NH. We hydroseed homes, job sites, and commercial properties across the greater Seacoast and Lakes Region communities below.
Not sure if we cover your town? Call us. We travel for the right project and can often serve nearby areas not listed here.
Straight answers on timing, germination, prep, and scheduling. For more site-prep questions, see the full FAQ.
Late August through mid-October is ideal. Cooler temperatures and fall rain promote germination. Spring (May through June) is also a good window. Avoid July and August heat when you can.
Germination starts in 5 to 10 days under good conditions. A full lawn typically takes 3 to 6 weeks depending on weather and watering.
Yes, and we can handle it. Grading, topsoil, and debris removal should happen before seeding. We offer complete prep as part of the job when the site needs it. See grading, topsoil, and excavation.
Most hydroseeding projects are completed in a single day. We typically schedule within 1 to 2 weeks of estimate approval for residential jobs.
Free on-site estimate. Call or request a visit and we will walk the property with you.