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Choose a sod type that fits your yard, sun exposure, traffic, and care plan. We’ll help you compare options if you’re not sure which type of grass is best for you.
Get your square footage before requesting a quote. Add 5–10% for cuts, edges, and adjustments so the crew has enough sod to finish cleanly.
Send your name, address, square footage, preferred timing, sod type, and any notes about the yard. We’ll follow up with pricing, availability, and preparation details.
Once the date is set, our crew installs the sod, cleans up the work area, and walks you through the first watering schedule before we leave.
Installation typically includes coordinating fresh sod, preparing the area, laying and trimming the sod, cleaning up, and reviewing the first watering schedule with you.
That depends on the condition of the yard. Some lawns need old grass, weeds, or debris removed before installation so the new sod has better contact with the soil.
New sod needs water immediately after installation. The first watering should soak through the sod and into the soil beneath so roots begin making contact.
Keep the foot traffic light during the early rooting period. Heavy use, pets, and equipment can shift sod pieces or leave uneven spots before the roots anchor.
Wait until the sod has rooted and the grass is tall enough to mow. Use a higher mower setting for the first cut and avoid removing too much at once.
Spring and early fall usually provide the easiest conditions for establishment. Summer installation can work with consistent watering and close attention during hot, dry stretches.
We install sod across Utah, including Lehi, American Fork, Spanish Fork, Draper, Riverton, South Jordan, Eagle Mountain, Saratoga Springs, Mapleton, Salem, Murray, West Jordan, and Salt Lake City. Contact us to confirm service at your address.
