Natural Grass & Sod Installation
Sod laid on soil that was prepared first — the part that decides it
Sod is the easy half of a new lawn. What decides whether it takes is what happens before it arrives: old turf and roots stripped out, the grade cut so water runs away from the house, compacted soil broken up, amendment worked in, and irrigation coverage proven before a single roll is unwrapped. We lay fresh-cut sod on prepared ground, roll it in, and set the controller for the establishment weeks rather than leaving you to guess.
Our Process
Soil & Sun Check
We look at drainage, compaction and how much sun the area really gets, then pick the blend to suit it.
Strip & Prepare
Old lawn is removed, the ground is tilled, amended and graded, and the irrigation is proven across the area.
Lay & Roll
Fresh-cut sod goes down within a day of harvest, tight-butted, staggered and rolled to make soil contact.
Water-In Schedule
We set the controller for the establishment weeks and tell you when to first mow and first feed.