Freshly installed sod lawn in McKinney TX front yard
Lawns — Service 04

Sod Installation

Lush, healthy lawns installed and graded for lasting results — ready to enjoy from day one.

Quick Specs
$2K+
Typical Start
1–2
Days to Build
13
Cities Served
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Recent Work

See the Finished Result

A recent sod installation completed by our crew.

Sod installation on a graded lawn in Allen TX
Real project — Frisco, TX
What's Included

Scope of Work

Old sod & debris removal
Soil prep & grading for drainage
Soil amendment where needed
Fresh sod laid tight & staggered
Rolled for full root contact
Watering plan & final walkthrough
How It Happens

Four Stages, One Crew

1

Consultation

We check sun, shade, and drainage to pick the right grass.

2

Design

The right variety for your yard, quoted per pallet.

3

Build

Graded, laid tight, and rolled for root contact.

4

Walkthrough

We hand off a watering schedule that actually works.

Local Notes

The Right Grass For The Right Light

Most sod that dies in its first summer wasn't installed badly — it was the wrong grass for the light it gets. Bermuda wants full sun. St. Augustine tolerates shade. Zoysia sits between them.

We watch how the sun actually moves across your yard before recommending anything, and we grade before we lay so water drains away instead of pooling under new turf.

Common Questions

Sod FAQs

Which grass is best for my yard?

It comes down almost entirely to sunlight. Full sun favours Bermuda, heavy shade favours St. Augustine, and Zoysia handles a mix. We'll walk the yard and tell you what will actually survive there.

How soon can I walk on new sod?

Light foot traffic after about two weeks, once roots have taken hold. Keep heavy use off it for the first month while it knits into the soil.

How much watering does it need?

A lot at first, then tapering off as it roots. We leave you with a specific schedule rather than a vague "keep it wet" — overwatering kills as much new sod as underwatering.

Do you remove the old lawn first?

Yes. Old sod and debris come out, and the soil is prepped and graded before anything new goes down. Laying sod over dead grass is why a lot of installs fail.

Ready When You Are

Let's Look at Your Lawn

Tell us what you're picturing — or what problem you're trying to solve. We'll tell you honestly what it needs.