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Sod Installation
A new lawn done right, from the soil up.
Sod is the fastest way from bare dirt to green grass. It only works if the ground underneath is right, which is where most do-it-yourself sod jobs go wrong.
We strip the old turf and weeds, grade it, and work the soil so roots can get into our clay. Then the sod goes down with tight seams and clean edges.
New sod dries out fast in the first few weeks. You'll get a simple watering and first-mow plan that says exactly how much, and when.
We'd rather do the prep right once than come back to a lawn that never rooted.
What's included
Old turf and weeds removed
Grading and soil work for our clay
Fresh, locally grown cool-season sod
Tight seams and clean edges at beds and walks
A watering and first-mow plan when we finish
Field notes
What 20+ years here taught us
Sod roots best in spring or early fall, when the grass is growing hard and the heat is off.
Kentucky bluegrass and tall fescue blends are what gets laid here. They handle our winters.
New sod needs water more often than the summer rules allow. Ask your utility whether they grant a temporary new-lawn exception.
Common questions
- When is the best time to lay sod in Colorado?
- Spring and early fall. Summer works if you're willing to water closely. Mid-winter isn't practical.
- How soon can I walk on new sod?
- Stay off it the first couple of weeks while it roots. We'll tell you when it's ready, and when to do the first mow.
- Is sod better than seeding?
- Depends what you want. Sod gives you a usable lawn right away and holds the soil in place. Seed costs less but takes longer and is riskier in our dry air. We'll go through both at the estimate.
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