WHAT WE OFFER
Our services
Hydromulch Seeding
First we mix a slurry of seed, wood fiber mulch, fertilizer, tackifer (bonding agent) and water. Then we apply it evenly to prepared ground with a high-pressure tank and hose.
Soil Erosion Protection Services
For steep, erosive slopes that might encourage run-off, hydromulching keeps soil where it should be. This is beneficial for maintaining landscaping around homes, around construction sites and sports fields, where sloping terrain and rainwater tends to erode the land.
Native Grass Seeding
Tailored to thrive, we work primarily with drought-tolerant grasses that are known to grow well in the southern climate, including Bermuda, Centipede, Millet and Clover. Over the years, we’ve created the ideal formulas to fit our soil and weather conditions.
Wildflower Seeding
This method provides the benefits of hydromulching, with beautiful esthetic results. Spraying wildflower seeds supports biodiversity and produces a healthier ecosystem by providing nectar and pollen for pollinators.
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REVIEWS
Words from our clients
After building our home, we were left with a muddy lot whenever it rained. Caleb and his team explained the hydromulching process and helped us select a grass blend for our soil. Within weeks, we saw bright green sprouts, and now, just two months later, we have a healthy lawn. The crew was professional, punctual, and truly cared about the job. Highly recommend!
ED T.
I was skeptical at first - I always thought sod was the only way to get an instant lawn. But hydromulching turned out to be a fraction of the price and honestly looks just as good after a few weeks. The team prepped my property perfectly and even followed up to make sure everything was germinating. The whole process was quick and easy. I’ll definitely be using them again for our commercial lot next.
BILL L.
We needed to reseed a few acres that had been torn up by recent construction. Caleb recommended a native seed mix to help control erosion and promote natural regrowth. The results have been fantastic — strong coverage, no washouts, and the wildflowers look incredible. You can tell these guys know East Texas soil inside and out.
RENEE & TOM S.
What is hydromulching?
Also known as hydroseeding, this planting process involves spraying a slurry mixture of seed, wood fiber mulch, fertilizer, tackifer (bonding agent) and water onto the soil for fast and even growth. Blanketed in this protective mixture, grass seed germinates quicker and more efficiently.
With both residential and commercial applications, the goal of hydromulching is to produce beautiful, long-lasting lawns, control erosion and improve soil health by helping it retain moisture. Germination usually takes place in 10-12 days, with a full lawn grown in 3 to 6 weeks.
Service area
Though we are based in Nacogdoches, Texas, our crew will also go to jobs in the neighboring states of Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.
FAQs
How long does it take grass to grow after hydromulching?
Germination usually takes place in 10-12 days, with a full lawn grown in 3 to 6 weeks.
How far will your crew go for jobs?
Though we are based in Nacogdoches, Texas, our crew will also go to jobs in the neighboring states of Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.
What types of grass seed do you spray?
We work primarily with drought-tolerant grasses that are known to grow well in the southern climate, including Bermuda, Centipede, Millet and Clover.
Can hydromulching stop erosion?
Yes, retaining moisture in the soil and establishing grass roots is an effective method to stop erosion.
Do you do commercial work?
Yes. We’ve done jobs for construction sites to sports fields and businesses.
Contact us
Give us a call and one of our Hydromulch experts can come to your home or business to evaluate its conditions and needs and then educate you about the East Texas Hydromulch process.
