A finished lawn this week, not next season

Sod Installation
across the Kitsap Peninsula

Fresh-cut sod over properly amended and graded soil, with the irrigation tie-in a new lawn needs to root.

Old turf removalSoil amendmentGradingFresh-cut sodRollingWatering plan

Why this holds up here

The difference is in the prep,
not the marketing.

A usable lawn in days instead of the months seed takes to fill in
Soil amended and graded first — sod laid over compacted clay fails no matter how good the sod is
Sod scheduled to arrive the day we install it, not to sit on a pallet drying out
A written watering schedule so it roots instead of yellowing in week two

What the work looks like

Reference photo showing the typical work, not a photo of a completed job of ours. Job photos from our own sod installation work are on the way.

How it works

01
Site prep
Old turf and weeds stripped, soil tilled and amended.
02
Grading
Positive slope away from the house, raked smooth for tight seams.
03
Install
Fresh-cut sod laid, seamed tight, and rolled for soil contact.
04
Watering walkthrough
Schedule handed over and irrigation checked zone by zone.

FAQ

When can we walk on it?+

Light foot traffic after about two weeks. Full use and first mow usually around three to four weeks, depending on temperature.

Do you haul away the old lawn?+

Yes. Removal and disposal are quoted in the estimate, not added afterward.

Sod Installation by city

Tell us about the project. We walk the property with you, talk through options, and follow up with a line-item quote.

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