Lawns and Yards
New Construction Turf
New builds come with bare soil and a long wait for grass. We work with builders and owners to grade, prepare and install artificial turf so the yard is ready when you move in, with drainage planned around the foundation.
- TimingAfter grading, before move-in
- Works withBuilders and owners
- DrainagePlanned with the lot
- Pairs withPatios and play areas
What you get
What is included
- 1Finished on move-in dayNo bare dirt, no seeding, no waiting a season for grass.
- 2Drainage firstWe plan the base and slope with the builder's grading.
- 3Clean buildsNo mud tracked into the new house or onto new driveways.
- 4Ready for the HOAA tidy, green yard meets landscaping rules quickly.
How it works
From the first walk to the final brush
- 1Review the lotWe walk the lot or read the grading plan with you or the builder.
- 2Prepare the baseWe trim the grade and build the sloped, compacted base.
- 3Lay the turfTurf is installed around patios, walks and beds.
- 4Final cleanupInfill, brushing and a walk-through finish the yard.
Good fit when
Is this the right service for you?
- You are building or just moved into a new home
- Your lot is bare soil
- Your HOA has landscaping deadlines
- You want to skip the sod and seed cycle
Questions
Common questions
When should turf go in on a new build?
After rough grading and major construction, and before or just after move-in. We coordinate with your builder.
Can you work with my builder's grading?
Yes. We read the plan, check the drainage and adjust the base to suit.
Do I need to wait for the soil to settle?
Usually a little. We compact the base so the surface stays flat as the ground settles.
Goes well with
Services that pair with this one
Sod Removal and Site PrepThe old lawn out, the ground graded and the base ready, so the turf goes down right.See the service 
Backyard Turf InstallationA full backyard of lush artificial turf on a base built to drain, with crisp edges and no weekend mowing.See the service 
HOA Approval and Permit HelpDrawings, samples and letters to help your association or city say yes.See the service Where we work
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You only get one chance. Call or text, or send the form, and tell us about your space so we can plan it right.