How much sod do I need?
Choose a way to measure your lawn, enter total square feet, and let the order planner calculate rolls for you.
Read the guideSouthern Utah lawn guides

New sod
Choose a way to measure your lawn, enter total square feet, and let the order planner calculate rolls for you.
Read the guideFinish clearing, grading, soil work, and irrigation checks before fresh-cut sod reaches the property.
Read the guideUse a practical job-day sequence for placement, seams, edges, rolling, and immediate watering.
Read the guideKeep roots and soil evenly moist during establishment, then transition toward deeper, less frequent irrigation.
Read the guideCheck rooting and soil firmness, then make a light first cut at a height that fits your grass.
Read the guideExisting lawns
Decide whether a thinning lawn needs seed, and understand the different questions for cool-season lawns and winter-green Bermuda.
Read the guideCheck irrigation and heat stress first, then learn what evidence helps identify a lawn insect before treatment.
Read the guideSort out seasonal Bermuda color, irrigation, heat, insects and disease before treating a Southern Utah lawn.
Read the guideLearn when new sod, Bermuda and cool-season lawns may need nutrients—and when fertilizer is not the answer.
Read the guideStraight answers
Start with daily sun, water goals, traffic, and whether winter color matters. Desert Blend is the balanced starting point; HGT Desert Blue emphasizes traffic recovery; RTF Water Saver emphasizes lower water use; and Desert Bermuda is the full-sun, warm-season choice.
Measure only the installable area in square feet. In the order planner, choose a cutting allowance—5% for a simple layout or 10% for more curves and cuts—and it will show the resulting whole-roll count.
No. Red Desert Sod cuts the exact whole-roll quantity required. A full pallet equivalent is 64 rolls, but partial orders can contain 1–63 rolls.
Yes. Homeowners can plan pickup, delivery, or installation. Contractors can bring site specifications, installation needs, access, phases, and repeat-order requirements to the project team.
No. Delivery depends on the order, exact address, route, market, and placement requirements. The website keeps delivery separate so it can be confirmed accurately.
Desert Bermuda is Red Desert Sod's most drought-tolerant choice. Utah State University Extension reports about 60% lower water use for hybrid Bermuda than Kentucky bluegrass, while Barenbrug reports up to 30% less for RTF than comparable cool-season grasses. Actual use depends on the site, irrigation, and season.
Desert Blend is the balanced starting point. HGT Desert Blue is worth comparing for heavier traffic, and RTF Water Saver adds self-repairing rhizomes with lower water use.
Bermuda is a warm-season grass. It can become tan or dormant in cool weather, so buyers who value winter green should compare the cool-season choices.
There is no verified, product-specific weekly-inch range for all five Red Desert Sod varieties in the St. George area. Use the relative comparisons on the sod-varieties page as a starting point, then adjust irrigation for the grass, season, soil, sun, sprinkler output, and weather. New sod needs a separate establishment plan.
Each standard roll covers approximately 10 square feet, with nominal dimensions of 2 feet by 5 feet. A roll weighs about 30–50 pounds depending on moisture. The actual load can be confirmed after cutting.
No. A full pallet holds 64 rolls, but Red Desert Sod cuts the whole-roll quantity needed after your square footage is rounded up. A partial pallet can contain 1–63 rolls.
Install and water sod promptly. The standard sod-remedy eligibility requires installation and watering within six hours; check your written order terms and the watering guide.
Red Desert Sod operates year-round, and sod is available year-round when weather and field conditions allow. Southern Utah's warmer seasons allow cutting on most days, but freezing conditions, snow, heavy rain, or unsafe field conditions can stop harvesting.
For hot full-sun sites, compare Desert Bermuda, RTF Water Saver, and HGT Desert Blue. Winter color, water priorities, traffic, and shade can change the right answer.
Utah State University Extension says sod may be laid at almost any time when irrigation water is available, but not on frozen soil. Availability and establishment demands still vary by season.
St. George is a core local service area. Enter the exact address and square footage in Price My Project so the team can review the route, availability, and delivery charge in a written estimate.
Remove debris and vegetation, establish drainage and finish grade, loosen and amend the root zone based on the site, test irrigation, settle the soil, and lightly moisten it before delivery.
Yes. Orders under 30 rolls are normally hand-loaded unless the customer requests a pallet. Orders of 30 rolls or more are normally palletized. Wait for the ready email before coming to the Hurricane office.
Enter the actual project address and square footage. The team confirms route, charge, and timing before the order is scheduled; the website does not guess a delivery fee.
Use the calculated roll count and 30–50-pound per-roll range as a sod-only starting point. Pallets, trailer, tools, passengers, and equipment add weight; ask the farm for the cut-day load weight.
Delivery pricing depends on the current route, load, and exact address. Enter the address in Price My Project; no delivery price is assumed online. The team will review it in a written estimate.
The business states that it delivers across Utah, Nevada, and Arizona. Distance, timing, order size, and the final route price must be confirmed for each order.
Pickup orders are normally cut fresh in the morning. Red Desert Sod operates year-round, and sod is available year-round when weather and field conditions allow. Southern Utah's warmer seasons allow cutting on most days, but freezing conditions, snow, heavy rain, or unsafe field conditions can stop harvesting. Wait for the ready email before leaving.
An order request is not scheduled until Red Desert Sod confirms the product, weather, cut timing, and pickup or delivery plan.
Request a schedule change at least 24 hours before confirmed fulfillment or before the sod is cut, whichever comes first.
Pickup is at the Hurricane office, which is also the pallet-return and mailing address. Use the directions action on the Delivery page or the full address in the footer and Contact page. A scheduled pickup window is preferred. Walk-ins are welcome, but fresh cutting may require a wait.
No. A full pallet is 64 rolls, or 640 square feet, and a partial pallet can contain 1–63 rolls. The farm cuts the whole-roll quantity your measured area requires.
Each standard roll weighs about 30–50 pounds depending on moisture. Multiply that range by the roll count for a sod-only load estimate; pallet, trailer, tools, passengers, and equipment add more weight.
Orders under 30 rolls are normally hand-loaded unless the customer requests a pallet. Orders of 30 rolls or more are normally palletized.
A $50 refundable deposit applies to each physical pallet used for the order. Returned pallets must be functional and undamaged. Return pallets to the Red Desert Sod office within three weeks for the full pallet-deposit refund. For an approved after-hours return, document the returned pallets with a photo through the process confirmed by the team.
Estimates are normally valid for 30 days unless the estimate states a different validity period. A 3% surcharge applies to amounts paid by credit card. Canceling an unpaid order before Cut has a $0 cancellation charge. Canceling and refunding a paid order before Cut has a $20 cancellation charge. Sod is nonrefundable after Cut because it has been harvested for the order.
A qualifying sod issue reported within 24 hours after delivery or pickup may be eligible for replacement. After the first 24 hours and through day 14, a qualifying issue may be eligible for an overseed remedy rather than sod replacement. After day 14, there is no standard sod remedy unless Red Desert Sod approves an exception. Eligibility requires the sod to be installed and watered within six hours and the care and site conditions to be reviewed. The standard sod remedy does not cover sprinkler-system performance or irrigation-related sod damage. Any separate irrigation coverage depends on the written project scope and warranty.
Installation on a prepared area is separate from lawn renovation. Removal, soil work, irrigation, and disposal are included only when listed in the confirmed project scope.
Photos of the street-to-lawn access path, gates, overhead restrictions, and main installation area help the team review forklift access and whether the work is one efficient area. Photos do not automatically approve a discount.
Installation labor is priced separately from the sod and its delivery. Distance from the fulfilling farm sets the applicable minimum, while product, quantity, access, removal, soil preparation, irrigation work, grading, disposal, and crew availability can change the final scope.
Installation on a prepared area is separate from lawn renovation. Removal, grading, soil work, irrigation, and disposal are included only when listed in your confirmed project scope.
Yes unless your confirmed scope includes preparation. The surface should be cleared, graded, watered, and ready for strong root-to-soil contact before sod arrives.
Projects are reviewed within an approximate 200-mile radius of each farm. That is a planning radius, not guaranteed territory: acceptance still depends on the address, project economics, scope, and availability of the crew based at the fulfilling farm.
Choose an installation path, enter your square footage and site address in Price My Project, and describe the work your yard needs. Once secure project submission is available, our team can review access, site conditions, travel, and the written scope before confirming a final installation price. Submission is not connected in this local preview.
A qualifying sod issue reported within 24 hours after delivery or pickup may be eligible for replacement. After the first 24 hours and through day 14, a qualifying issue may be eligible for an overseed remedy rather than sod replacement. After day 14, there is no standard sod remedy unless Red Desert Sod approves an exception. Eligibility requires the sod to be installed and watered within six hours and the care and site conditions to be reviewed. The standard sod remedy does not cover sprinkler-system performance or irrigation-related sod damage. Any separate irrigation coverage depends on the written project scope and warranty.
Payment is normally due before cutting unless you already have approved account terms. You can choose ACH, credit card, or Venmo when planning your order. A 3% surcharge applies to amounts paid by credit card.
A $50 refundable deposit applies to each physical pallet used for the order. Return pallets to the Red Desert Sod office within three weeks for the full pallet-deposit refund.
A qualifying sod issue reported within 24 hours after delivery or pickup may be eligible for replacement. After the first 24 hours and through day 14, a qualifying issue may be eligible for an overseed remedy rather than sod replacement. After day 14, there is no standard sod remedy unless Red Desert Sod approves an exception. Eligibility requires the sod to be installed and watered within six hours and the care and site conditions to be reviewed. The standard sod remedy does not cover sprinkler-system performance or irrigation-related sod damage. Any separate irrigation coverage depends on the written project scope and warranty.
Estimates are normally valid for 30 days unless the estimate states a different validity period.
A 3% surcharge applies to amounts paid by credit card.
Canceling an unpaid order before Cut has a $0 cancellation charge. Canceling and refunding a paid order before Cut has a $20 cancellation charge.
Sod is nonrefundable after Cut because it has been harvested for the order.
Orders under 30 rolls are normally hand-loaded unless the customer requests a pallet. Orders of 30 rolls or more are normally palletized. A $50 refundable deposit applies to each physical pallet used for the order. Returned pallets must be functional and undamaged. Return pallets to the Red Desert Sod office within three weeks for the full pallet-deposit refund. For an approved after-hours return, document the returned pallets with a photo through the process confirmed by the team.
A qualifying sod issue reported within 24 hours after delivery or pickup may be eligible for replacement. After the first 24 hours and through day 14, a qualifying issue may be eligible for an overseed remedy rather than sod replacement. After day 14, there is no standard sod remedy unless Red Desert Sod approves an exception. Eligibility requires the sod to be installed and watered within six hours and the care and site conditions to be reviewed. The standard sod remedy does not cover sprinkler-system performance or irrigation-related sod damage. Any separate irrigation coverage depends on the written project scope and warranty.
Every grass variety may be ordered in big-roll format, subject to current field and harvest availability.
Big rolls are 30 inches wide and cut to project-specific lengths, up to 120 feet where field and handling conditions allow.
Big-roll orders require at least 7,000 square feet.
Optional field netting is available. Bermuda is commonly netted; other grasses are netted when the field or project calls for it.
Freight is quoted separately because big-roll load configuration, weight, route and unloading requirements differ from standard rolls.
Big-roll grass uses the same current grass-price baseline as the corresponding standard-roll variety; there is no separate website grass-price table.