Grass & Sod Installation

Sod gives you a finished lawn in a day, but it only takes root if the ground underneath is ready for it. Laid over old dead grass, hard-packed clay or a bumpy grade, it dries out at the seams, settles unevenly and turns patchy by the end of summer. We do the part you don't see: old turf and weeds removed, the soil tilled and amended, the grade raked smooth and sloped away from the house, and the sprinkler coverage checked before the first roll goes down. Then the sod is laid tight with staggered seams, rolled for good contact with the soil, and watered in — with a clear watering schedule for the first few weeks, which is when a new lawn is won or lost.