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Hydromulch
Cover bare soil fast.
Hydraulic mulch application for erosion control on commercial, roadway, and development projects across South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia.
Hydraulic mulch
Professional hydromulch application
Hydromulch is a mixture of mulch fibers and water sprayed over bare soil with a hydroseeder. It forms a protective layer that holds soil in place, shields it from rain, and keeps moisture in the ground.
Herndon Inc. applies hydromulch on its own for temporary cover, or with seed and fertilizer as part of hydroseeding. With multiple types of hydro-mulch, we cover flat and sloped areas.
Benefits
Why use hydromulch?
Fast coverage
Covers large areas quickly with truck- and trailer-mounted equipment.
Holds soil in place
Protects bare soil from rainfall and runoff.
Retains moisture
Helps seed germinate and grass establish.
Works on slopes
Clings to sloped ground where loose mulch would wash away.
Our fleet
7 hydroseeders, 1,200 to 3,500 gallons
Our truck- and trailer-mounted hydroseeders let us reach different types of areas and quickly meet the needs of our customers.
- Temporary cover on disturbed soil
- Slopes and embankments
- Highway and roadway right-of-way
- Hydroseeding projects
Common questions
Hydromulch FAQ
What is hydromulch?
Hydromulch is mulch fiber mixed with water and sprayed over soil. It creates a protective blanket that holds soil in place and holds moisture.
What is the difference between hydromulch and hydroseeding?
Hydromulch is the mulch layer. Hydroseeding sprays seed, fertilizer, and hydromulch together in one application.
What equipment do you use?
Our fleet of seven truck- and trailer-mounted hydroseeders ranges from 1,200 to 3,500 gallons.
Related services
Complete erosion & sediment control
Hydroseeding
Seed, fertilizer, and hydromulch sprayed over bare soil to establish grass and stop erosion.
Erosion Control Matting
Blankets and matting that hold seed and soil in place on slopes and channels.
Silt Fence
Filter fabric keyed into the ground to hold sediment on construction sites.
Need erosion control for your next project?
Our team will help you choose the right erosion control solution for your site.
Serving South Carolina, North Carolina & Georgia