Western Wilson County

Hydroseeding in Mount Juliet, TN

Grass for new neighborhoods on land between two Corps of Engineers lakes.

Free site visits and written quotes
Seed mix chosen for the season: fescue in fall, warm-season grass in late spring
Erosion control and silt fence from the same crew that seeds

A Growing City Between Two Reservoirs

Hydroseeding in Mount Juliet keeps pace with construction. The city has called itself the fastest-growing city in Tennessee, a claim that holds up for growth from 2000 to 2015 among Tennessee cities over 10,000. New subdivisions, schools and shopping areas have gone in quickly, and each one leaves graded soil that needs a permanent cover.

A larger city each year

The Census Bureau listed Mount Juliet at about 16.6 square miles, but annexations along the east side of South Rutland Road and a land swap with Lebanon for the Bel Air at Beckwith project have pushed it to roughly 21.8 square miles. Much of that added land was open ground before development, and it often has thin or disturbed topsoil once grading is done.

Lakes north and south

Mount Juliet sits between Old Hickory Lake to the north and Percy Priest Lake to the south, both reservoirs built by the Corps of Engineers. Runoff from construction sites ends up in one or the other, so we pair seeding with silt fence, inlet protection and blankets on drainage channels.

Rebuilding after 2020

An EF3 tornado hit Mount Juliet in March 2020 and destroyed hundreds of homes along with West Wilson Middle School and Stoner Creek Elementary. Rebuilding meant large areas of torn-up yards, new foundations and fresh grading. Covering that kind of disturbance quickly is exactly what hydroseeding is built for.

Typical requests

Final seeding for builders on new lots
Hydroseed lawns for homeowners who moved into a house with bare dirt
Silt fence and inlet protection during construction
Grading and topsoil to fix poor drainage in new yards

Let us know the size of the area and the timing. Get a free estimate or call (615) 437-2205.

Mount Juliet Growth Facts

Fast growth. Mount Juliet qualifies as Tennessee's fastest-growing city for 2000 to 2015 among cities over 10,000 people.
Annexations. Annexations and a land swap with Lebanon have grown the city to about 21.78 square miles.
Two lakes. The city lies between Old Hickory Lake to the north and Percy Priest Lake to the south, both man-made reservoirs.
2020 tornado. An EF3 tornado on March 3, 2020 destroyed hundreds of homes in Mount Juliet.

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Our Services in Mount Juliet, TN

Mount Juliet Questions

We just moved into a new house with a dirt yard. What now?

We check the grade and soil, fix low spots, add topsoil if the builder left mostly clay, and then hydroseed. A full slurry with mulch helps the seed stay put and moist.

Can you hydroseed for builders on a schedule?

Yes. Give us the list of lots and the date the grade will be final, and we will plan the visits.

Does my construction site need silt fence?

Any site with bare soil that drains toward a street, ditch or creek should have it. We install and maintain it.

How quickly will we see grass?

In good weather, the first sprouts usually show in one to two weeks, with a mowable lawn in a month or two.

Free Estimates in Mount Juliet, TN

Estimates for Mount Juliet homes and new construction.

Call (615) 437-2205 Free Estimate