Sod Questions, Answered

Sod is grass that is already grown, harvested from a farm with a thin layer of soil and roots. It rolls out onto prepared soil for an instant lawn.

Sod gives you a finished lawn the day it goes down, with fewer weeds and faster establishment. Seed can take months to fill in and needs constant care while it germinates.

Kentucky Bluegrass, fescue blends (including Tall Fescue), Zoysia and shade-tolerant mixes, all suited to Long Island's climate and soils. See our sod types page to compare them.

Measure each area's length and width in feet and multiply for square feet, then add 5 to 10 percent for trimming. Each pallet covers 600 square feet. Our sod calculator does the math.

Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) are best, thanks to moderate temperatures and strong root growth. Summer installs work with a good watering plan.

Yes, with good soil prep, watering and technique. Many customers order delivery and lay it themselves with our guidance. We also offer professional installation.

Remove existing grass and weeds, level the soil and fix drainage where needed, then apply a starter fertilizer to encourage strong roots.

Immediately after installation, then 2 to 3 times a day for the first two weeks to keep it moist.

Wait at least 2 to 3 weeks until the sod has firmly rooted, and keep the mower blade high.

Once established, water 2 to 3 times per week so the lawn gets about 1 to 1.5 inches of water a week.

Avoid herbicides for at least 6 weeks after installation. Hand-pull early weeds instead.

Yes. Apply a starter fertilizer right after installation and keep fertilizing each season for strong, green grass.

Yes. Sod goes dormant in winter and greens up again in spring with proper care.

At least a few days ahead, especially in spring and fall when demand peaks.

All of Nassau and Suffolk County, including Garden City, Huntington, Smithtown, Islip, the North Fork and the Hamptons, plus other parts of New York State, New Jersey and surrounding areas.

Absolutely. Tell us about your sun, soil and how you use the yard, and we'll recommend the right grass.

Pricing depends on the type and quantity. Contact us for a free quote.

Call or text (631) 468-7051, or send the estimate form with your town, square footage and preferred delivery day. We'll confirm pricing and availability.