How hydroseeding works, from your first call to your first mow, with every step explained.
We measure the area, check soil, drainage and access, and give you a fixed written quote.
Every yard is different. We choose a seed blend and fertiliser for your sun, shade, soil and lifestyle.
Good soil is everything. We clear, level and rake so seed makes perfect contact.
The fun part. Seed, mulch and fertiliser go down in one even green layer.
Fine shoots push up through the mulch, usually first in the sunniest parts of the yard.
Your lawn is thick enough for its first trim. We'll guide you on height.
A few simple habits turn a new lawn into a great one.
Five ingredients, sprayed in one pass.
A blend chosen for your yard
Holds moisture and protects seed
Feeds strong early growth
Binds seed to soil in wind and rain
Shows even coverage, fades in days
How a typical hydroseeded lawn develops in spring, week by week
Day 0Freshly prepared soil, ready to spray
Day 14The first shoots break through
Day 28A soft green haze across the soil
Day 45Cover thickens and the soil disappears
Day 60A full, even lawn ready for its first mow
Our watering guide covers the first few weeks after spraying, when your new lawn needs short, frequent watering, and how to ease off as it establishes.
You'll see green in about 7–10 days. Light foot traffic is fine after roughly 4 weeks, and most lawns are ready for their first mow at around 6 weeks.
Once it's established, yes – and often better. Because the grass grows from seed in your own soil, the roots go deeper and there are no seams. The trade-off is time: turf looks finished on day one.
Spring and early autumn are ideal in Perth, when the soil is warm and the heat is manageable. We can spray at other times with the right mulch and blend, as long as the lawn gets enough water while it establishes.
Light, frequent watering for the first few weeks, usually a few short sessions a day. Water Corporation's new-lawn exemption lets you water outside your rostered days while it establishes.
Bare, level soil that's free of weeds and rubble, with a wetting agent worked into water-repellent sand. If your yard isn't there yet, we can take care of the prep for you.
The mulch and a natural tackifier bind the seed to the soil, so normal rain helps rather than hurts. A very heavy storm in the first couple of weeks can wash patches on slopes, which is why we time the spray around the weather where we can.