Sod, when you want it now
Green the same day, usable in about three weeks. Best for front yards and smaller spaces.
Hydroseeding & Sod
A new lawn that establishes instead of struggling.
New lawns from scratch — instant sod or cost-effective hydroseed, graded properly first.
✓ Fixed written pricing
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Overview
Hydroseeding & Sod
Most failed lawns fail before a single seed goes down, because nobody fixed the grade or the soil first. We strip, grade away from the house, bring in screened black loam, and only then decide whether sod or hydroseed is the better call for your property and budget.
- Rough and final grading with positive drainage away from the foundation
- Four to six inches of screened topsoil placed and levelled
- Instant results with fresh-cut Alberta sod, laid within 24 hours of harvest
- Hydroseeding for large areas at roughly half the cost of sod
- Written watering schedule and a two-week follow-up visit
What is included
The details that actually matter.
Hydroseed, when you want value
A sprayed slurry of seed, mulch and tackifier. Germinates in 7–14 days, fully filled in by week eight.
Grading comes first
Water has to run away from your house. We fix that before anything green goes down.
Acreage capable
We hydroseed everything from a 400 sq ft side yard to full acreage properties.
How it works
Booked in four steps.
Send the details
Address, a couple of photos, and what you are hoping to change.
Fixed quote back
Written and itemised, good for 30 days. No hourly billing, no surprises.
Confirm your date
You get a scheduled date and the name of the crew lead handling it.
Work gets done
Completed on schedule, site left clean, and a text when the crew is off the property.
Questions
Hydroseeding & Sod — what people ask.
Hydroseeding or sod — which should I choose?
Sod if you need it to look finished immediately or the area is small. Hydroseed if the area is large, since it runs about half the cost and the resulting root system is often deeper because it establishes in place.
When can I walk on a new lawn?
Sod: about three weeks, once it has knitted to the soil. Hydroseed: after the first mow, usually around week five.
How much watering does it need?
A new lawn needs light watering two to three times a day for the first two weeks. We leave you a printed schedule, and it is the one thing that decides whether the lawn takes.
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Send us the address and a couple of photos. Most quotes come back the same day — and if we are not the right fit for the job, we will tell you that too.