Oxford, CT and nearby towns including Seymour, Southbury, Beacon Falls, Naugatuck, Middlebury, Woodbury, Shelton, Monroe and Newtown.
About Connecticut Hydroseeding
There is a stretch of April in Oxford when the ground west of town is nothing but raw grade and runoff — Eight Mile Brook running loud toward Southford Falls, rain arriving in sheets up the Housatonic valley, and bare soil looking hard for somewhere to go. Connecticut Hydroseeding meets that moment with a hose and a green slurry, laying seed, mulch and tack across a slope in one pass so the hillside holds while it roots. The work runs from a single new lawn installation on a fresh house lot to erosion control on cut banks, landfill cover, sports fields, golf courses and commercial construction sites. Custom blend mixtures do the rest — wildflowers, grasses, crown vetch, chosen for what a particular piece of ground is actually being asked to do. By the time the ridges go full green in late May, the slope has knit itself shut and stayed put, and that is the quiet pleasure of the whole trade.