Prep decides the result
Sod laid over compacted or poorly graded soil struggles. We remove the old lawn, address the soil and grade, and check that irrigation covers the whole area before the first roll goes down.
Local · Family Run · Utah County
A new lawn is one of the fastest visual changes a property can get. We prep the soil properly, correct grading and irrigation, then lay fresh sod that roots in strong.

What We Handle
Sod laid over compacted or poorly graded soil struggles. We remove the old lawn, address the soil and grade, and check that irrigation covers the whole area before the first roll goes down.
We tell you exactly how to water the first few weeks. That is the difference between sod that knits in and sod that thins out.
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FAQ
Keep traffic light for the first couple of weeks while roots establish. We will give you specific guidance for your install and season.
Tell our Highland-based crew what is happening at your property and we will get back to you quickly during business hours.