Hydroseeding In Taunton, MA

Hydroseeding For Your Taunton Property

There’s something about a lush, green lawn free of weeds and brown spots. Not only is it a pleasure to look at, but it also improves curb appeal and increases your property value. Although everyone would love to have a lawn with beautiful turf, it’s often easier said than done to get your lawn to look that way. Although a thriving lawn takes a lot of upkeep, it helps if the foundation is solid. That’s why choosing the right lawn seeding service is the first step to having a beautiful, healthy lawn. DeRosa Landscaping offers hydroseeding lawn spray and landscaping services to Taunton homes and businesses to provide the beautiful lawn you want.

Our Taunton, MA Hydroseeding Service

Hydroseeding is often an alternative to the traditional method of broadcasting or sowing dry grass seed, either by hand or machine. With hydroseeding, a slurry of seed and mulch is formed that includes lawn fertilizer and weed control products, paper products, and soil amendments. This slurry is put into a tank of water and manually sprayed onto your lawn.

Hydroseeding has several benefits over traditional seed sowing methods.

• It spreads the grass seed more evenly across the lawn than traditional methods, creating fuller, more even grass coverage and reducing bare spots.
• It includes fertilizer, herbicides, and soil amendments that all contribute to a healthier lawn.
• Its combination of materials acts as a blanket for the grass seed, which keeps the seed hydrated and promotes faster seed germination.
• It requires less watering than traditional sowing methods.
• It acts as an erosion control technique and is often used for this purpose on construction sites.

When you contact DeRosa Landscaping wondering how to plant grass seed on your existing lawn or want a new lawn installed, we recommend our hydroseeding service. Prior to the service, we’ll also recommend that you thoroughly rake and scuff up your soil to allow the seed and other materials to firmly take root in the soil by promoting the best seed-to-soil contact.