Hydroseeding & Erosion Control in Alberta & Western Canada
Site reclamation, erosion control and certified hydroseeding for industry, developers, municipalities and acreages across Western Canada and the Northwest Territories since 2005.
What we offer
Seeding for every site
Custom solutions for every job. The right seed mix and the right method, matched to your ground.
Pipeline, mining & forestry
Reclamation and erosion control for pipeline right-of-ways, mine sites, and forestry roads and cutblocks.
Learn more →Commercial & industrial
Fast ground cover for developments, industrial sites and reclamation.
Learn more →Erosion control
Slope stabilization, sediment control and soil amendments for long-term growth.
Learn more →Broadcast & Brillion seeding
Dry seeding methods for large, open areas where they suit the site.
Learn more →Drill seeding
Precise seed placement for fields and reclamation projects.
Learn more →Acreage & residential
Site prep and hydroseeding for new lawns, yards and acreage properties.
Learn more →Real results · Edmonton backyard
Bare soil to lawn in under a month
One of our residential jobs, photographed from the same spot as the grass came in.
BeforeAugust 2Topsoil prepped, edges marked
Just sprayedAugust 2Seed, mulch and tackifier applied
2 weeksAugust 16Watering every 3 days
3.5 weeksAugust 27Full, even lawn
How it works
What is hydroseeding?
Hydroseeding sprays a custom slurry of seed, mulch, fertilizer and water onto prepared soil. The mulch holds everything in place and protects the seed while it sprouts. Read more about hydroseeding →
What’s in the mix
- SeedBlended to your site: lawn, native, reclamation or erosion mix
- MulchFibre that holds moisture and acts like a small greenhouse over the seed
- FertilizerFeeds new roots from day one
- WaterCarries the slurry and keeps seed in contact with moisture
- TackifierBonds with the mulch to form a protective layer that stays put on slopes
From spray to first cut
- Day 0Slurry applied in one even pass
- 10–14 daysGreen shoots appear, depending on rain or watering
- 4–6 weeksReady for the first mow
Getting your site ready
- Remove existing grass and weeds where possible
- Level and rake at least 4 inches of topsoil
- Clear debris, large rocks, leaves and sticks
| Hydroseeding | Sod | Hand or broadcast seeding | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | Lower than sod | Highest | Lowest up front |
| Germination | High; mulch holds moisture | No germination needed | Patchy; seed dries out or blows away |
| Slopes & erosion | Tackifier holds on slopes | Hard to lay on steep ground | Washes off in heavy rain |
| Large areas | Fast, even coverage | Slow and labour heavy | Uneven coverage |
On the job
Our crews at work
Selected projects
Our work
Two decades of jobs for municipalities, developers, parks, pipelines and acreage owners.
Service area
Seeding across Western Canada & the NWT
Western Canada & the NWT
Crews travel throughout British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories.
Ready to grow?
Tell us about your site and we will measure, quote and seed it.