Headwaters of the Rocky Fork

Hydroseeding in New Albany, OH

High ground in the county, estate lots and some of the largest construction sites in Ohio.

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Big Grades, Big Lawns

Hydroseeding in New Albany is often a matter of scale. Homes here sit on larger lots, and the business parks east of town hold data centers and the Intel semiconductor project on 926 acres approved for annexation. Covering that much bare ground fast is exactly what hydroseeding is built for.

High ground and headwaters

The highest point in Franklin County, about 1,132 feet, is near New Albany, and the city itself sits around 1,024 feet. New Albany is in the headwaters of the Rocky Fork, a tributary of Big Walnut Creek. Rose Run and Sugar Run flow northeast to southwest through town, and Blacklick Creek runs through the east end. Headwater streams are small, but runoff from big graded sites reaches them quickly, so perimeter silt fence and stabilized outlets come first.

Large commercial sites

Facebook opened a data center here in 2020, Google followed, and Intel broke ground in 2022. Sites like these need temporary seeding on stockpiles and phased areas, erosion control blankets on swales and basin slopes, and permanent seed once grading is final. We can spray large acreages in a day.

Estate lawns

Many subdivisions here have wide front lawns and open sight lines, and uneven turf shows. Fine grading before seeding, a quality tall fescue and bluegrass blend, and a solid watering plan matter more than usual.

Horse country edges

The New Albany Classic equestrian event has been held each September since 1998, and some properties include paddocks and pasture. We can seed pasture mixes and field edges as well as lawns.

From one estate lawn to many acres of site work, get a free estimate or call (380) 233-4081.

New Albany Land and Water

Headwater streams. New Albany sits in the headwaters of the Rocky Fork; Rose Run and Sugar Run flow through the city and Blacklick Creek crosses the east end.
County high point. Franklin County's high point of 1,132 feet is near New Albany, and the city's elevation is about 1,024 feet.
Intel site. In 2022 Intel announced a semiconductor plant on 926 acres approved for annexation into New Albany.
Data centers. Facebook opened a data center in New Albany in 2020, and Google has broken ground on its own.

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New Albany Questions

Can you seed many acres on a commercial site at once?

Yes. Hydroseeding is designed for large areas, and we can phase seeding to match grading.

Why do small streams matter on a big site?

Rose Run, Sugar Run and the Rocky Fork are close to many sites. Sediment reaches them fast, so silt fence and outlet protection go in first.

What seed do you recommend for a large estate lawn?

Usually a turf-type tall fescue with some Kentucky bluegrass, spread after careful fine grading.

Do you seed pasture or paddock areas?

Yes. We can use pasture or meadow mixes in place of lawn seed.

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