Installation planning

Good sod needs
good contact.

Compare the work involved, from laying the sod yourself to planning a complete lawn installation.

New sod strips being laid on prepared soil

Choose your path

How will the lawn be installed?

01

DIY installation

You install the sod. Choose grass, plan quantity and pickup or delivery, and ask about sod knives or fertilizer if helpful.

02

Sod installation

Your area is prepared, and you want the sod professionally placed. Access and site readiness still need review.

03

Lawn renovation

An existing lawn needs removal or preparation before new sod. The exact work depends on the site.

04

Complete lawn installation

A broader project may include irrigation, topsoil, edging, grading and sod where those services are confirmed for your site.

Site-specific estimate

What shapes the installation price?

The farm confirms the exact work and final price before scheduling.

Site-ready test

Do not schedule fresh sod until these are true.

Old grass, weeds and construction debris are removedSprinklers cover the entire area without dry gapsCompaction and soil drainage concerns are addressedFinal grade drains correctly and meets hard edgesAccess is clear for material and installation laborWater can start as each installed section is completed

Establishment field note

Moist, not saturated.

USU establishment guidance recommends watering immediately enough to wet the underlying soil, then maintaining moist—not saturated—soil for roughly 10–14 days while roots establish. Pull back a corner to verify moisture instead of judging only by the grass surface.

Open the watering guide →

Time-sensitive care

Install and water promptly.

Qualifying Sod Farm remedy periods are measured from delivery or pickup. Eligibility during the first 24 hours requires installation and watering within six hours. Review the approved customer policies for limitations and exceptions.

Review remedy and return policies →