Hydroseeding in Rehoboth, MA

Hydroseeding in Rehoboth means rural lots. The town has about 46.5 square miles of land and only around 12,500 residents, so parcels are large and lawns are big. Rehoboth's land is hilly and swampy, with many brooks, and that mix of slopes and wet low spots shapes almost every job.

Hills and wet bottoms

A typical Rehoboth lot can have a dry knoll near the house and a soggy low area toward the back. We grade so the lawn sheds water toward the wet area, not toward the foundation, and we choose seed that handles both conditions. Slopes get a heavier hydromulch.

Palmer River drainage

Most of the town's brooks and swamps drain to the Palmer River, which runs south to Narragansett Bay. Bare soil on a construction lot will travel that way in a storm. Silt fence along wetland edges and fast seeding keep it in place. In Massachusetts, work near wetlands usually goes through the local conservation commission.

Protected land

Rehoboth State Forest, the Shad Factory Conservation Area, the Miller Bird Sanctuary and other conservation lands are scattered through town. Lots next to them call for care at the property line.

No rail, lots of roads

Mainline railroads were never built in Rehoboth, and Route 44 and Route 118 meet near the town center. Growth has come as single homes along country roads, each needing its own lawn and driveway banks seeded.

Rehoboth services

• Large-lot lawn installation
• Grading for knolls and wet low spots
• Silt fence along wetlands and brooks
• Driveway bank and slope seeding

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