Most residential lawns are completed in a single day — including removal, prep, and install. Larger properties or commercial projects may take 2 to 5 days depending on total acreage, site conditions, and how much grading or drainage work is needed. We'll give you a clear timeline during your free consultation so there are no surprises.

It depends on your property — sun exposure, foot traffic, irrigation, and how much maintenance you want to do all factor in. St. Augustine is the most popular for Florida homes because it's thick, green, and shade-tolerant. Zoysia handles heavy foot traffic well. Bahia is a great low-maintenance option for larger properties. Bermuda is ideal for sports fields and high-sun commercial sites. We'll walk you through the best option for your specific yard during the consultation.

Always. We never lay new sod on top of old grass — that's a shortcut that leads to poor root contact, trapped moisture, pest problems, and a lawn that fails within months. Every project starts with full removal of existing sod, weeds, and debris down to bare soil. Then we grade, amend, and prep before a single roll goes down.

Pricing depends on a few things — total square footage, the grass variety you choose, how much site prep is needed, and property accessibility. Rather than giving you a generic per-square-foot number that might not apply to your yard, we provide free on-site estimates with clear, itemized quotes. No hidden fees, no vague ranges. Call us or fill out the contact form and we'll get you a real number fast.

We recommend keeping all foot traffic off new sod for at least 2 weeks while the roots establish into the soil. Light walking is usually fine after about 3 weeks. Heavy use — kids, pets, mowing — should wait until 3 to 4 weeks after install. We'll give you a specific timeline based on your grass type, soil conditions, and time of year.

Honestly, you can install sod year-round in Southwest Florida — that's one of the advantages of our climate. Spring and early summer (March through June) are ideal because the warm temperatures and regular rain help roots establish fast. Fall installs work great too. Winter is fine but roots establish a bit slower. We'll advise you on the best timing based on your specific project.

For the first 7 to 10 days, new sod needs to be watered 2 to 3 times per day to keep the soil consistently moist underneath. After that, you'll gradually reduce to once per day, then every other day as roots take hold. By week 3 to 4, you should be transitioning to a normal deep-watering schedule. We leave you with a detailed watering plan specific to your grass type and season.

Absolutely. Every project starts with a free on-site consultation where we measure the area, evaluate soil and drainage, discuss grass options, and provide a detailed, itemized quote. No cost. No pressure. No obligation. If you like the quote, we'll get you on the schedule. If not, no hard feelings.