Sod &Lawn Installation.
Graded, amended, and rolled flat — a lawn that starts healthy and stays that way.
- Graded to drain before the sod arrives
- Topsoil and amendments matched to your dirt
- A fixed number before we dig
Lawns are built underneath first.
A lawn that struggles was usually doomed before the sod arrived — bad grade, compacted soil, thin topsoil. We fix the ground first: grade it to drain, amend it to feed, then lay and roll the sod so it knits fast.
New yards, renovations, or replacing a lawn that never took — the process is the same, and it starts with a walk.
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Completed client front-yard lawn and stone retaining wall
Everything between bare dirt and a rooted lawn.
Six steps, in the order they happen on your lot.
- 01
Site walk & soil check
We walk the yard, check grade and soil, and find why the old lawn failed — or how the new one avoids it.
- 02
Grading & drainage
The ground shaped so water moves away from the house and the lawn sits flat.
- 03
Soil amendment
Topsoil and amendments matched to what your dirt is actually missing.
- 04
Sod installation
Fresh-cut sod laid tight, staggered, and rolled flat.
- 05
First-weeks watering plan
A simple schedule tuned to your sprinkler zones for the critical first weeks.
- 06
Final walkthrough
Mackenzie walks the finished work with you before we call it done.
Every service starts the same way.
Walk
A free walk of the lot with you: we measure it and note grade, drainage, sun, and what stays.
Plan
A scaled plan and a written number before we dig — usually within the week.
Build
The same company builds exactly what’s on the drawing, and every detail is signed off before we call it done.
Start with a free quote.
Tell us what the yard should become. We'll walk it with you, measure it, and put a real number on it.