Hydroseeding in Fairview, TN

Hydroseeding in Fairview deals with a different setting than the basin towns. Fairview averages about 800 feet above sea level, roughly 150 feet higher than Nashville and the surrounding suburbs. That elevation keeps the city less prone to flooding, but it also means many lots sit on rolling or sloped ground where runoff moves quickly.

Higher means steeper

On sloped lots the main risk to new seed is rain washing it downhill before it roots. We use more mulch, add tackifier, and on the steepest sections either spray bonded fiber matrix or lay erosion control blankets. A line of silt fence along the foot of the hill catches what moves in the first storms.

Between two interstates

Fairview's city limits start about a mile southwest of the Davidson County line, and both I-40 and I-840 run through it. Easy highway access has brought new houses and commercial building to what used to be quieter, rural ground. Large graded areas along those corridors are good candidates for hydroseeding.

Western Williamson County

Williamson County as a whole was listed among the 100 fastest-growing counties in the country for 2000 to 2005, and its population did not pass its 1880 level until 1970, when suburban building began. Fairview, on the county's western side, shares in that growth.

Fields and parks

Fairview Ball Park has hosted youth and adult leagues since 1982 on four fields. Ball fields and other open turf areas wear thin with use, and overseeding is a practical way to keep them covered.

What Fairview owners ask for

• Slope seeding and blankets on hillside lots
• New lawns on rural and suburban homes
• Erosion control on driveways and ditches
• Overseeding of worn turf

Get a free estimate or call (615) 437-2205.