SOD Installation & Land Leveling

Start with a Clean, Level, Sanded Base

A great lawn is built, not guessed at. Before any new SOD goes down, we correct grading issues, remove old turf and debris, and shape the yard so water flows the right way. We then use sanding/topdressing to fine‑tune low areas and smooth out imperfections. That means fewer muddy spots, fewer standing‑water issues, and a healthier lawn that works with your irrigation system instead of against it.

Professional SOD Installation

We install premium SOD that is matched to North Texas conditions and your specific site. Our team lays SOD in a staggered pattern, tight to seams and edges, then rolls and waters in the new lawn so it can start rooting quickly. We also make sure heads, valves, and zones are adjusted for the new turf so coverage is even from day one.

Land Leveling & Drainage-Friendly Grading

North Texas clay soil and settling around the foundation can create low spots, trip hazards, and areas where water just will not drain. We use grading and land leveling to smooth out the lawn, correct slope away from the house, and tie into any existing drainage solutions. The goal is simple: water moves where it should, your lawn looks clean and finished, and your irrigation and drainage systems both work better.

When to Choose SOD vs. Seed

For most Fort Worth and surrounding-area properties, SOD is the fastest and most reliable way to get a thick, even lawn. We typically recommend SOD when you are:

• Renovating a tired or patchy yard and want an instant lawn.
• Fixing grading or drainage issues that require reworking the surface anyway.
• Finishing new construction and need a clean, move-in-ready yard.
• Trying to stop ongoing mud, erosion, or tracking dirt into the home.

How SOD & Land Leveling Pair with Irrigation

Because we specialize in irrigation, drainage, and outdoor systems, we make sure your new lawn and your sprinkler system are tuned to each other. During SOD and land-leveling projects we can adjust heads, update zones, and recommend any small drainage fixes while the ground is already open. That saves you time and prevents having to redo work later.