Sod is pre-grown grass with an established root system, harvested in rolls and ready to be laid on your lawn. Choosing sod over seeding provides an instant lawn with even coverage, faster establishment, and fewer issues with weeds or soil erosion. It’s the quickest way to achieve a lush, green yard.

Sod typically takes about 2-3 weeks to establish its root system fully, depending on proper watering and soil preparation. During this period, it’s important to avoid heavy foot traffic to ensure the roots take hold.

The cost varies based on factors like the size of your yard, the type of sod, and the level of preparation required. Contact us for a customized quote tailored to your property.

The best sod for your yard depends on factors like climate, soil type, and how much sun or shade your property receives. In Utah, we often recommend drought-tolerant varieties like Kentucky bluegrass or fescue, which thrive in our local conditions.

Yes, proper preparation is key to successful sod installation. This includes clearing debris, removing old grass or weeds, grading the soil, and ensuring proper drainage. Our team handles all aspects of site preparation to ensure your sod thrives.

Proper watering is essential for the first few weeks after installation. Your sod will need daily watering to keep the roots moist and promote establishment. We’ll provide detailed care instructions to ensure your lawn stays healthy.

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Most sod installation projects are completed within 1-2 days, depending on the size of your lawn and the level of preparation needed.

Sod provides an instant lawn, requires less watering than seed during establishment, and prevents soil erosion. It’s also more reliable for achieving even coverage and avoids the patchiness that can occur with seeding.

Sod can be installed during most times of the year, but spring and fall are ideal due to moderate temperatures and reduced stress on the grass. We’ll advise you on the best timing for your specific project.

While you should avoid heavy foot traffic immediately after installation, you can generally begin walking on your new sod after a few weeks once it has taken root. However, it's best to limit walking and allow the grass to fully establish itself during the first month.

The amount of sod you need depends on the size of your yard. Our team will measure your property and provide a detailed estimate, ensuring that we purchase the right amount of sod to cover your entire lawn, including any areas that may need additional attention.