Trusted Lawn Care Services in Fayetteville, NC

Absolutely! Hydroseeding is a mix of seed, fiber, glue, fertilizer, and lime. Hydroseeding has the benefit of minimizing the potential of sediment entering the US water ways (the largest water polluter in the US water is sediment).

Soil preparation is the seed bed preparation. What it involves (when we do it) is bringing in specialty equipment to till the soil flat and get your bed ready for seeds. The advantage of us performing this service is that we use specialty equipment designed for turf bed preparation; however, this is definitely a task home owners can do themselves with a rake and a rotor tiller. The benefit you get with us doing your prep is 1st off... you don't sweat, we do. Secondly, we bring in tillers designed for turf tilling with widths of 3 feet to 6 feet, ensuring a flat surface that will be less prone to lawn-mower "shaving/scalping".

We will seed as small an area that you can identify: however, the price will be higher for small areas. For hydroseeding the smallest area that is typically cost effective is 5000 SF or more. We began turf "revitalization"in 2014 using slit seeders to make the cost "reasonable" to consumers for problem areas. This offers homeowners an alternative to hydroseeding (or replacing turf with sod) for smaller areas. We still offer (and recommend) renovation hydroseeding options, this option is extremely effective with Bermuda Turfs.

Yes, both Home Depot and Lowe's (among others) offer automatic hose sprinkler options. You use a controller and hoses to water your yard without the requirement to walk on your turf. Don't worry about the area that the hose is "laying", warm season grasses will fill in this area after they are established.

Newly hydroseeded lawns need plenty of water and must remain moist. Successful seed germination depends on a few weeks of special care. To assure proper germination water regularly. We suggest 2-3 times a day in hot weather. Keeping the yard moist will maximize seed germination. IF YOUR SEEDLINGS DRY, THEY WILL PROBABLY DIE! There are additives that we can add during installation to increase water retention beyond the hydroseeded mulch. If you desire this, please highlight it when requesting an estimate. By watering regularly and keeping your new seedlings from drying out you ensure the beginnings of a lawn that will make your neighbors green with envy. Keeping the mulch moist ensures that your seedlings also remain moist. You want to keep the ground 1-2 inches below the soil moist, but not water logged. The largest reason for any grass seed failure is normally associated with inadequate watering.