New Hampshire’s Top Hydroseeding Services

A: We will hydroseed any size yard, however there is a minimum charge of $750 to hydroseed.

A: Your best chance for a successful lawn is with hydroseed; however, we cannot guarantee results because there are too many variables with growing a lawn that are out of our control – such as watering, weeds and soil preparation.

A: the best time to hydroseed a lawn in New Hampshire is between August and the end of September because the soil temperatures are warm and weed competition is less. Hydroseed can be applied in the spring as well but be prepared for weed growth throughout the summer. Weeds come from seed that are always present in loam. However, because they are annual weeds, they will die in the fall – at which time the lawn will fill in.

A: We will only provide hydroseeding services on soil prepared by other contractors.

A: There are no weed seeds in hydroseed mix; there are always weed seeds dormant in screened loam. These seeds become active when raked to the surface. The best way to reduce weed competition in your new lawn is to hydroseed in the fall.

A: Hydroseed costs considerably less than sod but more than broadcast spreading. However, the success rate of a hydro-seeded lawn is higher than broadcast seeding. It will produce a thicker lawn that resembles sod faster than broadcast seeding as well.

A: We can but we choose not to because the wildflower seeds get stuck in the tank. This will contaminate the turf grass seed that we are applying to lawns.