What you can count on

We show up when we said

You get a text the day before and a heads-up when the truck is on the way. If weather moves the job, you hear it from us first.

A straight answer on your yard

If sod, or just an overseed, is the better call for your yard, we'll tell you, even if it means a smaller job.

We come back to check

A visit around week three to see how it's coming in. Thin spots within 45 days get resprayed, no charge.

What happens between spray day and your first mow

You don't need to know anything about grass. You need to water it twice a day for three weeks and keep the kids and the dog off it. We handle the rest and text you reminders the first week.

Day 0Spray day

We prep and spray

We rough grade, loosen the top few inches, and put the slurry down. It goes on green. Most yards take a morning.

Day 10First shoots

You water, it wakes up

Light watering morning and evening. Around day 7 to 10 you'll see fuzz. That's it working.

Day 21First mow

Green and filling in

Around three weeks it's ready for a high first mow. Full thickness by week 6 to 8 depending on the season.

Hydroseed or sod? Honest answer: it depends on the yard.

Sod gives you a green yard today and costs two to four times more. Hydroseed takes three weeks and grows roots into your own soil, which matters on clay and on slopes. If sod is the better fit for you, we'll say so.

	Hydroseed	Sod
Cost for a 10,000 sq ft yard	Roughly $1,500 to $2,000	Roughly $3,500 to $6,000
When it looks green	Real grass in about 3 weeks	Same day
Roots in your soil	From the start	4 to 6 weeks to knit in
Slopes and ditches	Holds well	Can slide or dry out
Big lots	One tank covers a lot	Priced per pallet, laid by hand
Watering	Twice a day for 3 weeks	Daily for 2 to 3 weeks

Typical North Georgia numbers with normal prep. Your own number is one minute away below.

New lawns, worn-out lawns, and dirt that keeps washing away

New lawn

Bermuda for sunny yards, tall fescue for shade. We match the seed to your yard and the season, and tell you why.

Lawn restoration

Bare patches, the dog's track, dead sod, or the yard the builder never finished. Sometimes an overseed, sometimes a fresh start.

Erosion control

Slopes, ditches, pond banks and cleared lots. A heavier mulch mix with tackifier that holds through a Georgia storm.

Builders and new construction

Per-lot pricing, spray within 48 hours of the call, grass in time for the CO. Text the lot address and we handle it.

Set up builder pricing

See what your yard would cost

Three quick taps and you get a price range on the spot, plus the next open days for us to come measure. We confirm by text. No sales pitch, no pressure.

The range is the rangeThe visit is to measure and check the soil, not to upsell.
Prep is in the numberRough grading and raking are included, not a surprise on the invoice.
You get a watering guideOne page, plus text reminders the first week so it actually comes in.

Property address

About how big is the area?

Or measure it square by square on your satellite photo.

Grass

The ground

$1,150 – $1,500

For about 7,500 sq ft, prep and watering guide included. Final price after we measure.

Pick a day for the site visit

Your first name

Cell number, for the confirmation text

One text to confirm. No spam, ever.

Booked.

We will text you to confirm.

Where we work

Based in Jefferson, working across Jackson and Gwinnett County. If you're a little outside these, ask. We probably still come.

Jefferson & Jackson County

Home base. Same-week scheduling for most yards.

JeffersonCommerceHoschtonBraseltonPendergrassTalmoNicholsonWinder

Lawrenceville & Gwinnett County

Subdivisions, rebuilds and builder lots.

LawrencevilleDaculaBufordAuburnGraysonLoganvilleSnellvilleSuwanee

Things people ask before they book

When is the best time to hydroseed in Georgia?

Fescue: September through November, or March to April. Bermuda: May through August once the soil is warm. On a deadline we spray year round and pick the seed that will take.

How much watering does it really need?

Two light waterings a day for about three weeks, enough to keep the mulch damp but not running off. You get a one-page schedule and a text reminder the first week.

Can you fix a yard the builder left as red clay?

That's most of what we do. We rough grade, loosen the top few inches, and spray. Compacted clay is where hydroseed beats sod, because the roots grow into your soil instead of sitting on top of it.

Will it hold on a slope?

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 made for erosion control.

What if it comes in thin?

We come back and respray the thin spots within 45 days, no charge. It happens sometimes with heavy rain or a hot week, and it's fixable.

See your own yard before and after hydroseeding.

Tap the squares you want seeded.