Railroad town of the North Penn Valley

Hydroseeding in Lansdale, PA

A dense borough of about 6,000 people per square mile, where yards are small and every square foot counts.

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Small Yards, Careful Work

Hydroseeding in Lansdale is mostly small-yard work. The borough covers about 3 square miles with more than 18,700 residents, which works out to over 6,000 people per square mile. Front and back yards are compact, often wedged between driveways, fences and neighbors. Hydroseed suits these spaces because we can run hose from the street and spray right up to fence lines without dragging sod rolls through a house.

Railroad roots

Lansdale grew around the North Pennsylvania Railroad, which was built in the 1850s and brought settlers, housing and business. Many homes near the center date from that era and the following decades. Old lots like these sometimes hide cinders, brick and fill left from a century of building, so we dig a few test holes before deciding how much topsoil to bring in.

Elevation and cold

The borough sits at about 361 feet, near the center of the North Penn Valley. Average monthly temperatures run from 30.2 F in January to 74.7 F in July, a little cooler than Philadelphia. That slightly shorter warm season is another reason to hydroseed in late summer or very early fall, so the grass has time to root before cold weather.

Growth is back

After falling between 1970 and 2000, Lansdale's population rose 15.4 percent between 2010 and 2020. New townhomes and infill construction leave bare strips and small yards that need fast, even cover, and builders need sediment controls in place while they work.

Common Lansdale jobs

Small front and back yard renovations
Seeding new infill and townhome lots
Silt fence and inlet protection on tight construction sites
Topsoil and grading where old fill sits near the surface

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Lansdale Facts for Lawn Work

Dense borough. Lansdale had 18,773 residents in 2020 at about 6,273 people per square mile.
Railroad growth. Construction of the North Pennsylvania Railroad in the 1850s led to rapid growth of housing and business.
Elevation. The borough sits at about 361 feet in the center of the North Penn Valley.
Temperatures. Average monthly temperatures range from 30.2 F in January to 74.7 F in July, with an average annual minimum of -0.4 F.

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Lansdale Questions

Is hydroseeding worth it for a small yard?

Yes, especially where sod would have to be carried through the house. The hose reaches tight spaces easily.

What if my old yard is full of cinders or brick?

We remove what we can from the top few inches and add screened topsoil so roots have something to grow in.

Do you work for builders on infill lots?

Yes. Silt fence and inlet protection go in while the house is being built, and we seed the yard once construction wraps up.

Can you seed right up to a fence and driveway?

Yes. We spray carefully along edges and clean any overspray off hard surfaces.

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