Fresh-cut logistics
Sod delivery,
without surprises.
The quality of the grass matters. So do timing, access and a crew ready to install it. Use this checklist before you request a delivery date.
What to expect
Delivery starts before the truck arrives.
- 01
Measure and choose
Confirm the grass, installed square footage and planning allowance. Current product packaging determines rolls and pallets.
- 02
Finish the site
Complete irrigation, soil work and final grade before fresh material is scheduled.
- 03
Confirm logistics
Share city, requested date, gate width, street or driveway limits and the preferred unloading point.
- 04
Install and water
Have labor, tools and functioning irrigation ready. Begin watering as installation progresses.
Truck access checklist
Send useful site details the first time.
- Delivery address and a phone that will be answered that day
- Gate width, tight turns, soft ground or overhead obstructions
- HOA, jobsite or neighborhood delivery restrictions
- A firm, level unloading area away from traffic
- The person responsible for receiving and installing the sod
- Weather or irrigation issues that could change readiness
Loading & pallet returns
Know when a pallet enters the order.
Under 30 rolls is normally hand-loaded unless you request a pallet. Thirty rolls or more is normally palletized.
Return the pallet functional and undamaged within three weeks. An approved after-hours return may be documented by photo through the process the team provides.
Read all customer policies →Address-first confirmation
Every delivery request starts with the exact site.
The site does not publish an unverified service-area boundary. Delivery availability, timing and cost must be confirmed for the address, quantity, requested date and access; do not assume a date until the farm verifies it.
Delivery planning
Add your delivery address to the plan.
Save the address now; it will be ready in Price My Project. Delivery cost depends on the verified route and load. No request is sent yet.