Hydroseeding
A premium seed, mulch and fertiliser blend, sprayed onto prepared soil.
$2–$4/m²Learn more
Perth, Mandurah & Bunbury
Hydroseeding in Perth
Hydroseeding in Perth gives you a thick, even lawn grown from seed and sprayed on in a single visit, for a fraction of the cost of roll-on lawn.
- Free site check and a fixed-price quote
- Green in 7–10 days, ready to mow in about 6 weeks
- Speak to a human 7 days a week
Green in 7–10 days.
A mowable lawn in about 6 weeks.
A mowable lawn in about 6 weeks.
New to hydroseeding?
See how it works
We don't lay lawns. We grow them – from seed, sprayed on, for a fraction of the cost of turf.
Hydroseeding mixes premium grass seed, mulch, fertiliser and water in one tank, then sprays it evenly over your prepared soil. The mulch keeps the seed moist and protected while it sprouts, so you get a thick lawn with roots that grow straight into your own ground.
Deeper roots, no seams
Grass grows in your soil from day one – no rolls, no joins, no lifting edges.
A blend chosen for your yard
Full sun, shade or kids and dogs – we match the seed to how you'll use it.
The honest comparison
Read the full comparisonHydroseeding vs instant turf: what's the real difference?
Slide to your lawn size and see what you'd pay for each – then see where turf still wins.
m²
From a new-build block to a full site. Type any area.
Instant turf$0
≈ $20/m² supply & lay
Hydroseeding$0
≈ $2.50/m² average, including seed blend
Your estimated saving$0
About 80% less than instant turf
Indicative only – your fixed quote depends on access and prep.
Get my exact priceHydroseeding
Best value- CostAbout 80% less than turf
- RootsGrow deep into your own soil
- FinishSeamless – no joins
- Slopes & big areasSprays evenly anywhere
- Grass choiceBlend matched to your yard
Instant turf
Fastest finish- Cost≈ $20/m² supply & lay
- Instant resultGreen on day one
- Ready to useSooner – around 2–3 weeks
- FinishSeams until the rolls knit
- SlopesLabour-heavy, rolls can slip
How it works
See the full processFrom bare soil to lush lawn in 6 weeks
Here's exactly what happens after you say yes.
01
Free quote & site check
We measure, check your soil and access, and give you a fixed price.
02Soil preparation
We clear, level and rake so every seed sits in good contact with soil.
03
The spray
Seed, mulch and fertiliser go down in one even green layer.
04Germination
Fine shoots push through the mulch within 7–10 days.
05First mow
Thick, even cover at around 6 weeks. We guide your first mow.
Watch a lawn grow in
How a typical hydroseeded lawn develops in spring, week by week
Day 0Freshly prepared soil, ready to spray
Day 7The first shoots break through
Day 14A soft green haze across the soil
Day 28Cover thickens and the soil disappears
Day 42A full, even lawn ready for its first mowWhat to expect
See the full processFrom bare sand to a lawn you'll love
Drag the handle to compare a bare yard with a thick, seeded lawn. Example photos.
What we do
Services for every kind of yard
Site Preparation
Clearing, levelling, topsoil and weed control, so your lawn takes.
Itemised in your quoteLearn more
Commercial & Erosion Control
Batters, subdivisions and council land, revegetated fast.
About $2/m²Learn more
FAQ
Questions, answered honestly
The questions people ask before choosing seed over turf. Can't see yours?
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How much does hydroseeding cost in Perth?
Most residential lawns fall between $2 and $4 per square metre, depending on the size of the area, access and how much prep the soil needs. We give you a fixed, itemised price before any work starts.
How long until I can walk on it?
You'll see green in about 7–10 days. Light foot traffic is fine after roughly 4 weeks, and most lawns are ready for their first mow at around 6 weeks.
Is hydroseeding as good as turf?
Once it's established, yes – and often better. Because the grass grows from seed in your own soil, the roots go deeper and there are no seams. The trade-off is time: turf looks finished on day one.
What time of year is best?
Spring and early autumn are ideal in Perth, when the soil is warm and the heat is manageable. We can spray at other times with the right mulch and blend, as long as the lawn gets enough water while it establishes.
How much watering does it need?
Light, frequent watering for the first few weeks, usually a few short sessions a day. Water Corporation's new-lawn exemption lets you water outside your rostered days while it establishes.
What prep does my yard need?
Bare, level soil that's free of weeds and rubble, with a wetting agent worked into water-repellent sand. If your yard isn't there yet, we can take care of the prep for you.
Will it wash away in rain?
The mulch and a natural tackifier bind the seed to the soil, so normal rain helps rather than hurts. A very heavy storm in the first couple of weeks can wash patches on slopes, which is why we time the spray around the weather where we can.
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