Fredericksburg · Hill Country

Hydroseeding in Fredericksburg & the Texas Hill Country

Bare dirt to green ground, built for Hill Country rock.

We spray seed, mulch and fertilizer in one pass, so it sticks to slopes, caliche and rocky soil. Full coverage for a fraction of the cost of sod, from a local crew based in Fredericksburg.

Locally ownedSlopes and rocky groundSmall jobs welcome
Thick, freshly mowed green lawn

Why hydroseed

The middle ground between sod and a bag of seed

Hydroseed costs far less than sod and holds on ground where dry seed washes off or feeds the birds.

Option 1

Sod

  • Instant lawn
  • Most expensive by far
  • Hard to lay on slopes and rock
  • Needs lots of water to root

Our pick

Hydroseed

  • A fraction of the cost of sod
  • Mulch holds seed and moisture in place
  • Sprays onto slopes and rocky ground
  • Native, turf or wildflower mixes
  • Takes a few weeks to fill in

Option 3

Dry seed

  • Cheapest up front
  • Washes off in the first big rain
  • Birds eat a lot of it
  • Patchy, uneven coverage

What we do

Services

From a single septic field to acres of cleared ranch land.

Fresh green hydromulch on a cleared strip beside a ranch road

Erosion control

Stop topsoil loss on slopes, ditches, creek banks, pads and ranch roads before the next hard rain.

Native grass pasture with scattered trees

Native and drought-tolerant grass

Blends suited to Hill Country soil and our dry summers, for places where watering is limited.

Hillside covered in blooming bluebonnets

Wildflower seeding

Fall is planting time. Bluebonnet and native wildflower mixes for pastures, venues and roadsides.

Green hydroseed being sprayed across a large yard

New lawns

Bermuda and turf blends for homes on a well or with reliable irrigation.

Freshly sprayed green hydromulch along a new tree

Re-seeding after dirt work

Cover the ground torn up by septic, pool, foundation, pipeline or cedar-clearing work.

Hydroseed sprayed onto a steep slope at a construction site

Builders and contractors

Lots and job sites stabilized and green on your schedule.

Seed guide

Pick the seed for your water

The first thing we ask is where your water comes from. A lawn that can't be watered won't make it, so we match the seed to what your property can support.

Your situationWhat we usually recommendBest time to plant
City water or little wateringNative turf or pasture blend. Tougher in drought and needs far less water once it's up.Spring to early summer
Well or reliable irrigationBermuda lawn. Thick, green and fast-spreading in full sun.Spring to early summer
Pastures, venues, roadsidesWildflower mix. Bluebonnets and natives that bloom the next spring.Fall
Slopes, pads and bare construction dirtErosion control mix. Heavier mulch and tackifier, with temporary cover in the cool months.Year-round

On city water? Check your town's current watering stage before planting a new lawn. We'll help you plan around it.

How it works

From quote to green

  1. Get a quote

    Call or send the form. Most quotes are done in a day using satellite measurement.

  2. Pick the seed

    We ask about water, sun, slope and goals, then recommend the right mix.

  3. Spray day

    One visit. We spray seed, mulch and fertilizer in a single pass.

  4. Watch it grow

    You get a simple watering plan, and we check in as it comes up.

Service area

Based in Fredericksburg

We're a local crew, so you get faster scheduling and someone close by if you have questions while it grows. We serve Gillespie County and the surrounding Hill Country.

FredericksburgKerrvilleComfortBoerneJohnson CityStonewallHarperLlanoMasonBlanco

Free quote

Let's get your dirt green

Call or text Ethan Hamby (832) 732-9529

Request a quote