Bark Mulch is great for suppressing weeds and maintaining moisture for your plants. On the other hand, Compost Mulch adds valuable nutrients and helps with moisture retention, but doesn't control weeds. Additionally, compost can be used to improve poor soil conditions. 

When temperatures consistently stay above 42 degrees at night and above 60 degrees during the day is an ideal time to grow grass.

We'll need location and square footage in order to provide a free estimate for hydroseeding or bark blowing. Contact Hydroseeding & Bark Blowers today to get started!

Hydroseeding is a simple procedure where grass seed, fertilizer, mulch, water, and soil amendments are applied in one step.

Bark blowing is the process of applying organic media, bark, mulch, and other products through a hose driven by air. According to Building Indiana, mulch blowing is cheaper and faster than hand mulching, especially for larger jobs, saving you up to $64 per cubic yard compared to manual methods. Take advantage of this service today!

Yes, you can walk on hydroseeding. However, it's best to walk on it when it's dry, and you should try to walk carefully.

The general rule of thumb is that if the soil is moist up to one inch, then it does not need watering. Contact us today to learn more about maintaining your hydroseeding!

Every property is unique. We’ll assess your site conditions and recommend the best course of action to eliminate erosion, whether that includes hydroseeding, mulch applications, erosion blankets, or other control methods. 

Hydroseeding often delivers better long-term results because the grass grows directly into the soil, creating a deeper, more natural root system. It’s also more cost-effective for large areas and provides better erosion resistance as the vegetation matures.

Beauty bark is a type of mulch made from shredded bark, typically from fir or hemlock trees. It’s used to improve landscape appearance, retain moisture, suppress weeds, and insulate soil around plants.