Sodding your yard is much faster and no harder than seeding. It's a cost-effective way to an instantly beautiful lawn. Preparing your soil for sod is the first part of creating a healthy yard. The soil should be tilled three to six inches down, finely graded and as free of lumps as possible. Then lay the sod, staggering your seams in a brickwork appearance.
Sod likes to be moist.
Water it as you lay it. Keep it quite moist but not muddy for the first week. Mow your new sod as soon as it looks like it needs it. Bluegrass is a deeper shade of green with a finer blade while Tall Fescue, with a slightly wider blade, is more tolerant of traffic and drought. We also have bagged mulch for pick up.