What is hydroseeding and how does it work?

Hydroseeding is the process of spraying a mix of seed, mulch, fertilisers, and binders onto a substrate. The substrate can vary from topsoil down to rough, rocky faces. The technique is chosen when conventional seeding isn’t appropriate either due to the nature of the soil or the site conditions being too steep or wet.

Services

CDTS South & East offers a superior hydroseeding service operating multiple hydroseeders that vary in size from a lorry-mounted 6000-litre unit down to a 2500-litre towed unit. 

The company is able to offer a completely flexible service, including bespoke application processes, materials and maintenance plans to suit any budget or specification.

As a highly experienced organisation CDTS has successfully hydroseeded many thousands of hectares of roadsides, waste management sites, industrial and commercial developments, coastal projects, mining sites, golf courses, historic and environmentally-sensitive sites, sites of special scientific interest (SSSI's), windfarms and flood alleviation schemes. 

CDTS South & East used the highest quality hydroseeding materials made specifically for the industry.