Lawn Installation Service.
There are multiple options when it comes to a lawn install and our experienced landscapers will work with you to find the right approach. Timing, weather conditions, budget, and the grade of your landscape are factors that we’ll help you consider when reviewing traditional seeding, laying sod, and hydro-seeding and determine the best approach for you and your property.
A lawn install is a great way to expand your outdoor living space as well as increase your curb appeal. Our lawn installation services include:
- • Landscape evaluation and planning
- • Existing lawn removal and Replacement
- • Grading
- • Hardscaping
- • Plantings
- • Seeding
- • Hydroseeding
- • Sodding
Installing an irrigation system.
Prior to installing a new lawn, our trained professionals can easily dig the trenches for the irrigation system and set up multiple zones to meet the needs of your new irrigation system. Every new irrigation system comes with a one year guarantee.
Lawns with irrigation systems grow better and faster than lawns that rely on hand watering. Irrigation systems are also an excellent way to avoid excess watering, since rain sensors turn the system off when there is adequate moisture in the grass and zones allow you to use less water in shady areas. We’ll work with you to design the best irrigation system for your needs.
Hydroseeding Installation.
The process of hydroseeding involves spraying a special blend of seeds chosen for the specific conditions and requirements of your land. The factors that may go into the type of hydro-seed involves the amount of sun, shade, the terrain, the type of soil and if you have children or pets.
Hydroseeding provides quicker germination, better moisture retention and better seed to soil contact for your lawn. Hydroseeding mulch contains no weed seed unlike straw or hay and is perfect for hillsides and narrow areas difficult to dry seed. With your new hydroseeded lawn, there will be no straw or netting to remove and your lawn will hold soil in place better than dry seeding.