SOUTHWEST FLORIDA — COLLIER • LEE • HENDRY
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A closer look at site work
Clearing, fill, grading, and drainage — the ground work that makes the green possible.
On the job — Southwest FloridaAt a glance
Every lawn that lasts starts below the surface. Site work — clearing, fill, grading, and drainage — is the least visible and most decisive part of any dirt-to-grass project. A bad grade quietly ruins good grass: standing water breeds fungus, runoff strips topsoil, and uneven ground scalps the mower all summer.
SWFL Hydroseeding started with the dirt. We clear lots, haul and spread fill, cut rough and final grades, and build drainage that moves Southwest Florida's storm water where it belongs. Then, when the ground is right, we spray the seed or lay the sod — same crew, same schedule, no finger-pointing between contractors.
From half-acre homesites in Lehigh Acres to multi-lot jobs across Lee and Hendry counties, we size the equipment to the job and leave every lot permit-ready and green-ready.
Brush, rocks, roots, and construction debris come off the lot. We leave clean soil to build on instead of burying problems the grass will expose in a year.
Fill dirt is hauled and spread to build the lot's shape — raising low spots, building up the pad, and setting the slopes before anything is finished.
Where Florida sand is too lean to hold a lawn, we amend the top layer so seed and sod have something to root into and feed from.
The finished grade is cut tight and true, with drainage moving water away from structures and off the lot. This is the surface your grass calls home for the next decade.
Water is managed by design, not luck. Slopes are cut so rain sheds off the lot instead of pooling into a fungus farm.
The crew that cuts your grade is the crew that sprays your seed. Nothing gets lost between contractors because there are no other contractors.
We leave grades ready for inspection, fences, driveways, and landscaping — the base work every next trade is betting on.
Sometimes a lot needs ten loads of fill and sometimes it needs two. We quote the actual dirt work, not the worst case.
Talk to the crew
239-537-4684Talk to the crew that grades the dirt and grows the grass. Firm estimates over the phone, usually the same day you call — Collier, Lee, and Hendry counties.
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