Hydroseeding in Plain City, OH

Hydroseeding in Plain City happens right next to Big Darby Creek, which flows through the village and forms part of its limits with Jerome Township in Union County and Darby Township in Madison County. Because the creek runs through town, sediment control is a big part of any grading or seeding work here.

The creek comes first

When bare soil washes into a stream, it clouds the water and buries the creek bottom. On lots near Big Darby Creek we install silt fence before any grading, keep a buffer of existing vegetation along the bank and cover bare ground with hydromulch as soon as the grade is ready. Steeper banks get erosion control blankets.

Two counties, one village

When Union County was formed in 1820, the county line was moved through the middle of the village, then called Westminster. That means a project can fall under different county offices depending on which side of town it is on. We help you sort out which rules apply to your lot.

Farm country roots

The area was known as Pleasant Valley for over a century, and an Amish settlement founded in 1896 lasted until 2011. Each July, Pastime Park hosts the Miami Valley Steam Threshers show with antique tractors and farm equipment. Much of the new housing around Plain City sits on former farmland that needs compaction relief and topsoil before a lawn will establish well.

Parks along the water

McKitrick Park sits on the bank of Big Darby Creek in the Madison County half of the village. Public and private land along the creek benefits from native grass or meadow seeding on banks that are not mowed.

Get a free estimate or call (380) 233-4081 for creek-side or new-construction seeding.