Rockin'P Hydroseeding and Erosion control

About Rockin'P Hydroseeding and Erosion control

The ground around Whitehouse rolls more than people expect — a back yard can drop eight feet from the patio to the fence, and the slope is where everything happens. Rockin'P Hydroseeding and Erosion control mows those pitched yards, the ones a push mower argues with, and keeps the grass on them thick enough to hold after a hard spring rain. Trimming the steep edges, cutting a border where concrete meets the fall of the land, and clearing whatever washes down into the low side of the lot. When a bank comes out even from top to bottom, a property stops looking like a hillside and starts looking like a yard. Whitehouse and the country south toward Troup and Overton are on the route.