Frequently Asked Questions

Mulch blowing uses a diesel-powered truck or machine that feeds mulch into a hose using paddles and high-velocity air. This allows for precise and efficient placement of mulch, even in hard-to-reach areas​​.

Blown-in mulch is ideal for large areas, offers smooth and even application, saves on labor costs, and can be done quickly without leaving a mess​​.

Blown-in mulch has a lower chance of damaging plants compared to traditional methods. Technicians take care to avoid harm to delicate or young plants​​.

Mulch blowing is much faster than manual installation, with two technicians able to spread large quantities of mulch in just a few hours​​.

A mulch blower is a diesel-powered machine that feeds mulch into a hose using high-velocity air. This method eliminates the need for manual spreading and allows access to difficult areas​​.

The recommended initial depth is 3-4 inches, with maintenance applications of 1-2 inches. Special cases like playgrounds may require deeper layers​​.

Blown-in mulch installation is significantly faster than manual methods, especially for large properties and complex landscapes​​.

There is no need to rake the mulch post-installation as blown-in mulch provides a smooth, uniform finish that manual raking can’t achieve​​.