Frequently Asked Questions

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Please have the following information ready when you call in to schedule a project:

• Name and Phone Number
• Subdivision - if applicable
• Lot Number - if applicable 
• Address/Directions
• Is a rough grade needed? 
• Is there an allowance or does the yard need sodded in its entirety?
• Is there an irrigation system in the yard?
• Is there an existing fence in the yard?
• Would you like landscape, irrigation, and/or sodding services? 

If you do not have all of the above, that's okay! Give us a call or send us an email and we will do our best to assist you. 

From the time you call in, your project is put into our system. We are doing our best to schedule your project for completion quickly and efficiently. All pending projects are weather dependent. In the event of inclement weather, your project will be completed as soon as weather and scheduling permit. 

Please call or email us to inquire about updated pricing. To request an estimate, please visit our "Get an Estimate" tab above. 

Excessive watering can lead to poor growing conditions and disease.. It is best to water your grass in the early morning as it minimizes the water lost through evaporation and wind. Watering, especially in the summer months is important, as the blades may dry out throughout the day. Check out our general sod care guide under our "Services" tab for further information.

In extended hot, dry periods of time, a lawn may wilt, turn brown, and become dormant. It will return to its luscious green state when regular moisture conditions return as long as you are watering regularly. A healthy lawn can survive several weeks in a dormant state.  If your new sod is installed in the summer months, you may need to supplement your watering with additional hoses and sprinklers to ensure the roots become established. You may not always be able to rely on the irrigation system for watering the freshly installed lawn, alone. For more information on watering schedules or any questions regarding watering your lawn, please call the office for further direction. You may also visit our "Services" tab for more information. 

Keeping the mower blade sharp can help prevent this from happening. Mowing with a dull blade tears the ends of the grass blades, leaving rugged ends which later turn brown. This is what is giving the lawn a dried-out or burnt look. Damaged blades of grass can also encourage the spread of fungus disease. 

Grass cut at a height of 6-8 cm or 2.5-3 inches will develop a deep, extensive root system, grow thicker and better retain soil moisture. 

We recommend contacting your lawn care specialist to inquire about fertilization and weed control after your sod has been installed and established.