Grading, soil preparation and fresh sod laid tight in a day so your new lawn is green, even and rooting within weeks.
Sod is the fastest way to a lawn. It arrives as living grass, goes down in a day and needs only water to take root. It also stops mud and erosion quickly, which is why it is the common choice for new builds and finished landscapes.
We install sod on properly prepared ground: graded to drain, loosened and amended where needed and rolled smooth. We choose grass types for your site, such as tall fescue for shade and warm-season grasses for full sun, and lay each roll tightly with staggered seams.
A beautiful lawn begins with the soil. We remove debris, grade to shed water away from the house, loosen compacted clay and add topsoil or compost where it helps. Sod laid on hard, uneven ground never roots well.
Tall fescue handles shade and cooler conditions and stays green in winter. Bermuda and zoysia love sun and heat but go dormant in winter. We recommend based on the sun and use of each area.
Sod needs to be kept moist, especially in the first two weeks. We give a watering schedule and tell you when it is safe to mow and walk on it as the roots knit into the soil.
Wait until the sod roots, about two weeks, before the first mow. Set the mower high, keep blades sharp and avoid heavy traffic until the lawn is firmly rooted. We explain mowing height and timing for your grass type.
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BeforeAfterGreen and even in a day.
Graded and loosened first.
Fescue, Bermuda or zoysia.
A clear schedule for rooting.
Staggered and rolled smooth.
Clean lines at beds and paths.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how we approach it.
Project ideaNew ConstructionA new home sits on bare, compacted soil. Starting the outdoor plan early saves money, protects the lot…Learn more 
Project ideaCurb AppealThe front of the house sets the tone. Walks, steps, a drive and a few good plants change…Learn more 
Project ideaBackyard MakeoverA tired yard can become the best room in the house. A good makeover starts with a plan…Learn more Choose the features you want and see how much patio space they need and a size that fits.
Tell us what you have in mind and what bothers you about the yard. We schedule a site walk.
We measure, study slope and drainage and draw a plan with materials and levels.
You get a written scope and price before any work begins.
Excavation, compacted base, drainage, hardscape and planting, in the right order.
We clean the site and walk every detail with you before we leave.
We leave a simple care guide and stay a call away for questions.
Early fall and spring are ideal in Tennessee. Cool-season sod can go down in fall, and warm-season grasses do well in late spring and summer.
Light traffic after about two weeks once roots begin to grab, and normal use after a month.
Sod gives an instant lawn and stops erosion. Seed costs less but takes longer and needs more care.
Sod needs consistent water at first. Irrigation helps, and hoses can work for small areas.
Yes. On steeper slopes we pin the sod so it stays put until it roots.
Landscape InstallationTrees, shrubs, perennials and beds installed to a plan, with soil prepared, plants set correctly and everything mulched…Explore 
Irrigation InstallationZoned sprinkler and drip systems designed for your lawn and beds, with smart controllers that water only when…Explore 
Grading and Site PrepExcavation, regrading and compacted pads that give patios, lawns and structures a level, well-drained foundation.Explore 
Artificial TurfSynthetic turf for play areas, pet runs and small yards, installed on a drained base that stays flat…Explore Tell us about your yard and we will call you back quickly.
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