Our Services

Hydroseeding is the fastest, most cost-effective way to establish a new lawn on bare ground. Our truck-mounted hydraulic mulching system applies seed, fertilizer, fiber mulch, and tackifier in one pass for even coverage on lawns, slopes, and new construction.

Hydroseed germinates 4× faster than dry seed and costs a fraction of sod, with deeper roots once established. We mix New England blends for shade, sun, and erosion, not a generic bag from the store.

Our compact excavation equipment handles jobs that need precision without the footprint of a full-size machine. Whether you need a drainage swale, utility trench, foundation perimeter, or site clearing for a new build, we can do it without turning your yard into a demolition zone.

Light excavation is the foundation of almost every project we take on. Proper water management — getting it away from foundations, driveways, and low spots — protects your property for decades.

Grade is the single most important factor in long-term lawn and property health. Water that pools near foundations, collects in low spots, or runs toward driveways causes damage that no amount of seeding or landscaping can fix downstream.

We establish proper drainage slope, smooth out rough cuts from construction, and prepare a consistent, level seed bed that gives hydroseed its best chance at even germination. Rough grading moves earth into position; fine grading creates the finished surface ready for seed or topsoil.

Seed can't establish in compacted subsoil, construction fill, or rocky hardpan. A proper loam layer — typically 4–6 inches for lawn areas — gives roots the aerated, nutrient-rich environment they need to grow deep and stay healthy through New Hampshire winters.

We source quality fine-screened loam from local suppliers, deliver and spread it, and integrate it into the grading and hydroseeding workflow so everything happens in the right sequence with a single crew.

NH stormwater rules require erosion control on disturbed sites above a certain area. Beyond compliance, erosion on an unprotected slope can destroy weeks of prep work in a single rainstorm. We install the right combination of measures for your site before anything else happens.

Hydroseeding itself is a powerful erosion control tool on slopes. Combined with straw erosion blankets, compost filter socks, and silt fence where needed, we can stabilize nearly any disturbed area quickly.