Lawn Installation
Lawn Installation Services in Central Florida
St. Augustine, Bermuda and Zoysia sod for residential properties across Central Florida. Soil prep, professional installation and same-day green results.
Grass Options
3 Grass Types for Central Florida
We help you choose the right grass based on your yard's sun exposure, soil type, watering setup and how the lawn will be used.
St. Augustine
The most popular lawn grass in Central Florida. Handles heat and humidity well, tolerates partial shade and creates a thick, lush green carpet.
Bermuda
Dense, durable grass that handles heavy foot traffic. Needs full sun. Goes dormant and turns brown in winter but recovers quickly in spring.
Zoysia
Slower to establish but very drought-tolerant once rooted. Soft underfoot and stays green longer into the cooler months than Bermuda.
How It Works
Our 4-Step Installation Process
Site Assessment
We evaluate your soil, drainage, sun exposure and existing lawn to determine the best grass type and prep approach.
Soil Preparation
Remove old grass and weeds, grade the soil for drainage, and apply starter fertilizer.
Sod Installation
Fresh sod is laid in tight rows with staggered seams. Edges are cut to fit precisely around beds, walkways and structures.
First Watering
We water the new lawn immediately after installation and walk you through the watering schedule for the first 2 weeks.
Benefits
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Our Work
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FAQ
Lawn Installation Questions
What is the best grass for Central Florida?
St. Augustine is the most popular choice in Central Florida because it handles heat, humidity and partial shade well. Zoysia is a good option for full-sun areas and has lower water needs once established. Bermuda works well for high-traffic, full-sun lawns.
When is the best time to install sod in Florida?
Sod can be installed year-round in Central Florida, but the best results come from installations done in spring or early summer when warm temperatures help the roots establish quickly. Avoid the coldest weeks of December and January if possible.
How long before I can walk on new sod?
Wait at least 2 weeks before regular foot traffic on new sod. The roots need that time to anchor into the soil. Light foot traffic for watering is fine after the first few days.
Do you prepare the soil before laying sod?
Yes. We remove existing grass or weeds, grade the soil for proper drainage, and apply starter fertilizer before laying the sod. Proper site prep is the most important factor in lawn success.
How much water does new sod need in Florida?
New sod needs water twice daily for the first 2 weeks: once in the morning and again in the afternoon. After roots establish, reduce to 3 to 4 times per week, then transition to a normal irrigation schedule.
Get Started
Get a Quote on Your Lawn Installation
We measure your yard, recommend the right grass type and provide a written estimate at no charge. Call us or fill out the form.