We had to reduce the pressure on the pump by using a bypass and had to have several workers help drag 400 feet of hose around and repair any footprints or other gouges. The applicator had to lean forward to keep from losing his balance. After all, we didn't need the hose pushing us backward as well. Once finished, the remaining challenge was coordinating the watering of the site. The goal was to get enough water on the site to get the grass up but to not bring on any erosion problems.
Unattended water can cause an incredible amount of erosion.
Then, after three to four weeks, the Bermuda growth was solid, ready to mow. Whether it's at home base or distant, at sea level or 12,000 ft., utilizing correct hydroseeding principles generates stories of success. They also helped prove to the customers, private or public, that when they contracted that particular operator, they made the right decision. Furthermore, the next time those individuals or agencies have another hydroseeding need, they know whom to turn to. After all, success builds reputations.