South Coast Hydroseeding

About South Coast Hydroseeding

A storm comes into Rochester off Buzzards Bay half rain and half snow, and by two in the morning the pines along the Mattapoisett River are bent and white. South Coast Hydroseeding runs the plow through those hours, opening driveways, turnarounds and the long dirt lanes that sit well back from any main road. Sand and salt go down on the shaded curves where the sun will not reach until noon. It is unglamorous work with a small, exact result: a cleared apron, a mailbox you can get to, tire tracks going out instead of getting stuck. By the time the truck turns back onto Route 105, the town is already starting its day.