Rejuvenating an existing lawn with fertilizer and weed control treatments can only accomplish so much. In some cases, lawns are too far gone to salvage and must be replaced with new sod. In these instances, an on-site evaluation is performed to diagnose the reason why grass was lost in the first place. Typically, grass is lost to poor or faulty irrigation, insects, fungal disease, shade, or leaf smothering. A combination of any of these factors can result in even further grass loss. We will evaluate your landscape’s current condition and recommend the proper turf cultivator for your home or business.
Causes of Turf Loss
- Excess shade
- Poor drainage
- Excess wear and tear
- Leaf and debris build up
- Insect infestations
- Fungal disease
- Deficient irrigation
- Soil compaction
- Erosion
- Drought
Types of Sod
- Emerald Zoysia
- Zeon Zoysia
- Palisades Zoysia
- TifTuf Bermuda
- Tif 419 Bermuda
- Celebration Bermuda
- Palmetto St. Augustine
- Raleigh St. Augustine
Sod Installation Process
- On-site evaluation is performed
- Work order and estimate is submitted
- Non-selective herbicide if necessary
- Sprinkler heads are flagged
- Fresh soil is added to the lawn
- Soil is graded and leveled
- Sod installed and leveled
- Post installation sprinkler check
Sod Installation Service Area
Lawn & Landcare’s sod installation service is available in the following Texas cities: Allen, Carrollton, Coppell, North Dallas, Farmers Branch, Frisco, Flower Mound, Highland Village, Lewisville, Little Elm, McKinney, Plano, Oak Point, Richardson and The Colony. If your sod installation job is not located in a direct service location but is located in Dallas County, Denton County, or Collin County, please feel free to contact us for a free service quote.
