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DIY or crew support

Choose how your lawn gets installed.

Lay the sod yourself, have a crew place it on a prepared yard, or ask us to review a lawn that needs more work first.

Choose an installation path
Sod installation on prepared red soil

Build your project

Choose the help you need.

Installation path

DIY installation

You will install the sod. Plan the right quantity, pickup or delivery, and any useful sod-cutting tools.

Sod installation

The area is prepared and you want a crew to place the sod.

Lawn renovation

An existing lawn or site needs removal or preparation before new sod goes down.

Complete lawn installation

Review irrigation, topsoil, edging, grading, sod, and installation as one written project scope.

Scope matters

Choose the work your lawn needs.

Crews based at each farm perform the work. Projects are considered within an approximate 200-mile radius of the fulfilling farm when the job supports the travel and crew time; the radius is not a guaranteed service boundary.

Installation on a prepared area

For a surface that is already cleared, graded, irrigated, and ready for sod. The installer focuses on placement, seams, edges, and root-to-soil contact.

  • Fresh sod placement
  • Tight seams and fitted edges
  • Prompt establishment watering
  • Final scope confirmed before scheduling

Lawn renovation

For an existing or failed lawn. Removal, disposal, grading, soil work, irrigation, and new sod must be defined in the quoted scope.

  • Old or dead lawn removal where quoted
  • Leveling and soil preparation where quoted
  • Sprinkler review where quoted
  • New sod installation

Complete lawn installation

For a broader new-lawn project. The team can review irrigation, topsoil or soil preparation, edging, sod installation, and establishment work together. What is included depends on the written scope.

Site-readiness checklist

  • Old vegetation, debris, and large rocks are removed unless that work is in the quote.
  • Final grade drains away from structures and meets hardscape edges.
  • Sprinklers cover the future lawn without obvious dry zones.
  • Soil is settled and lightly moist—not muddy—at installation.
  • Access, gate width, stairs, slopes, and pallet placement are disclosed.

Site-specific estimate

What shapes the price?

Your written project estimate separates installation labor from sod and delivery.

Installation labor
Team-confirmed priceThe crew confirms the charge after reviewing your measured area, location, scope, access, and any approved site savings. No unverified amount is shown online.
Sod and delivery
Quoted separately for the grass, quantity, address, and load.
Additional site work
Removal, grading, irrigation, and preparation are included only when the written scope says so.

Installation planning

Show us the site. We’ll check the savings.

Choose Installation in the order planner to review possible labor savings. Sod and delivery remain separate. Our team must confirm any amount before it is approved.

Checked from the plan

Travel and load size can be checked from a verified project quote without extra photos. No savings are assumed in the planner.

Potential savings — pending site review

Forklift access and one main installation area need photo-supported review.

  • Show the path from the street to where sod would be placed, including gates or overhead obstacles.
  • Show the main lawn area and any separate sections.

Select site photos for your project in Price My Project. When the email service accepts the completed request, the photos are included for team review. Selecting files alone does not send them or approve a saving.

Doing the work yourself?

Use the installation and watering guides.

The DIY laying guide covers seams, edges, and rolling. The watering guide explains what to watch during establishment without pretending one schedule fits every site. Find scope, pricing, and photo-review answers in the installation questions.