Questions we hear most

It depends on square feet, what has to come out first, access and which grass you pick. The pricing page lists what decides it, and the written estimate comes after the walk-through.

It depends on the calendar and the weather. The estimate proposes dates. Most yards are laid in a day or two once the ground is ready.

The footer of every page shows our state license line and our insurance record, and we send the insurance certificate on request.

One of us walks the yard with you for about half an hour, checks the sun, the slope and the soil, and measures. The written estimate follows.

A deposit holds your date and orders the sod, and the balance is due when you have walked the finished job with us. The estimate shows both amounts.

Light rain is fine. In heavy rain or a hard freeze we move the day, and we call you to pick a new one.

Flag sprinkler heads, clear the path to the back, move cars and toys, and have a hose bib working. Dogs inside, please.

Waco and the towns around it in McLennan County, plus Valley Mills. The Where we work page has the list and the places we don't go.

Count the hours of direct summer sun: eight or more is Bermuda, four to six is zoysia, under four is St. Augustine. The grass chooser has more, and we check the light on site.

Keep kids, dogs and mowers off new sod for about two weeks. If you use a lawn product later, follow the label for how long to stay off.

We write you a first-year watering and mowing plan and check the roots once it has taken. We don't run a weekly mowing route.

No. A licensed irrigator does that first, and we lay sod once the zones are tested.

Yes. Urbano, Gabriel and Amparo speak Spanish, and every page of this site has a Spanish version. Use the language button at the top.