Innovative Ground and Lawn Services in Virginia

In addition to hydroseeding and erosion control, Ace Hydroseeding offers a wide range of specialized services designed to protect your soil from erosion and promote vegetation growth. Our solutions help your grounds retain moisture, reduce soil temperature fluctuations, and suppress weed growth.

Our services include straw blowing, grading, porous paving, hay bales, and straw wattles. Regardless of the scope or nature of the job, our team can help you find the right solution that delivers long-term results while protecting your land and saving you time and money. Contact us today to learn more about our specialized ground control services.

We Offer Services for All Types of Applications

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Some of our most popular services include

Grading - We can prepare your site for construction or landscaping by carving out its elevation, shape, and slope. Our team has the equipment to move or add soil to the terrain to stabilize the surface.

Porous paving - Porous paving can prevent stormwater runoff to reduce flooding or erosion. The porous pavement allows water to seep through the surface and into a layer of aggregate or gravel below.

Straw wattles - An effective solution for allowing sediment to settle and preventing erosion is straw wattles. They’re ideal for slope stabilization and water movement control.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hydroseeding

How is ground grading done?

Ground grading is done by first removing any existing vegetation, rocks, and debris from the site. Then, the equipment is used to move soil from high areas to low areas or to add soil to low areas to achieve a level surface. The soil is compacted to create a stable surface.

What materials are used for porous paving?

Porous paving can be made from a variety of materials, including permeable concrete, porous asphalt, and interlocking pavers.

What are straw wattles?

Straw wattles are long, cylindrical tubes filled with straw or other organic material and covered with a permeable mesh or netting. They are used for sediment control, erosion control, and slope stabilization.