Sod Installation
Sod Installation in Nashville, TN
A real-grass lawn from the day it goes down: fresh sod, delivered and laid over soil that is graded and prepped so the roots take hold and the lawn lasts.
- Fescue, Bermuda and Zoysia sod
- Old lawn removal and grading
- Same-day install for an instant lawn
- Watering and care plan included
Sod replacement: tearing out a dead lawn
When you want real grass, sod gives you a finished lawn the same day instead of waiting out a seed cycle. We remove the old lawn, grade and prep the soil, then lay fresh Fescue, Bermuda or Zoysia — chosen for your sun, soil and traffic — with tight seams so it knits together fast.
Laying sod: what the first two weeks look like
The critical window is the first two weeks: we leave you a simple watering plan so the roots take instead of drying out. Early fall and spring are ideal in Middle Tennessee, but we install year-round.
Sod installation cost
Sod installation typically runs $1–$2 per square foot for the sod, plus grading and old-lawn removal, so most yards come in well under a full artificial turf install. The groundwork is covered on yard grading and ground prep.
Sod installation near you
We lay sod in Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville, Spring Hill, Hendersonville, Gallatin, Mt. Juliet, Lebanon, Murfreesboro, Smyrna, and Hermitage (the service areas).
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Sod Installation questions
How much does sod installation cost per square foot?
The sod itself typically runs $1 to $2 a square foot. Grading and removing the old lawn are added on top, and even with those most yards cost well under an artificial turf install.
What is the best time of year to lay sod in Middle Tennessee?
Early fall and spring. Those are the ideal windows here for new sod to root.
How do I take care of new sod after installation?
Water it on the plan you are given and keep it from drying out for the first two weeks. That is when the roots either take hold or don’t.
What kind of sod do you lay?
Fescue, Bermuda or Zoysia, picked for how much sun the yard gets, the soil, and how much foot traffic the lawn takes.
Do you take out the old lawn before laying sod?
Yes. The old lawn is removed, the soil is graded and prepped, and the new sod goes down with tight seams so it knits together quickly.
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