Hydroseeding for new lawns, worn-out yards and slopes that won't hold, across Jackson and Gwinnett County. About half the cost of sod.
Same yard, three weeks apart. Drag the handle.
Hydroseeding sprays seed, mulch, fertilizer and a tackifier on as one green slurry. It holds the soil, keeps the seed wet, and grows in fast. Here is what your yard does.
Rough grade, rake, then the slurry goes on green. A typical yard takes a morning.
Light watering twice a day. By day 7 to 10 you see fuzz. Stay off it.
Around three weeks it's mowable. Full density by week 6 to 8 depending on the season.
Sod is grass grown somewhere else and rolled out on top of your dirt. Hydroseed grows roots in your soil from day one.
| Hydroseed | Sod | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost, 10,000 sq ft | Roughly $1,200 to $1,800 | Roughly $3,500 to $6,000 |
| Looks green | Day 0, the slurry is green. Real grass by week 3. | Day 0 |
| Roots in your soil | From day one | 4 to 6 weeks to knit in |
| Slopes and ditches | Holds. That's what it was invented for. | Slides and dries out |
| Big lots and acreage | A tank covers it in a day | Priced per pallet, hauled by hand |
| Watering | Twice daily for 3 weeks | Daily for 2 to 3 weeks |
Prices are typical for North Georgia yards with normal prep. Your number is in the quote below.
Bermuda for full sun, tall fescue for shade. We match the seed to your yard, not the other way round.
Bare patches, dog runs, dead sod, a yard the builder never finished. Overseed or start over.
Slopes, ditches, pond banks and cleared lots. Hydromulch with tackifier that holds through a Georgia storm.
Per-lot pricing, spray within 48 hours of your call, and grass in time for the CO. Text the lot address, we handle the rest.
Set up builder pricingTell us about the yard and you get a price range on the spot, plus the next open days for a site visit. Mathew confirms by text.
Home base. Same-week scheduling for most yards.
Subdivisions, tear-down rebuilds and builder lots.
Fescue: September through November, or March to April. Bermuda: May through August once the soil is warm. Builders on a deadline: we spray year round and pick the seed that will take.
Two light waterings a day for about three weeks, enough to keep the mulch damp but not running off. We give you a one-page schedule and text you a reminder the first week.
That is most of what we do. We rough grade, loosen the top few inches, and spray. Compacted clay is exactly where hydroseed beats sod, because the roots grow into your soil instead of sitting on it.
Yes. The mulch and tackifier lock the seed in place until it roots. For steep banks and ditches we use a heavier bonded-fiber mix built for erosion control.
Per-lot pricing, 48-hour turnaround from the call, and photos sent when it's done. Text the lot address and we handle it.