Turo Outdoor CareSod Installation in East Orlando
New sod laid on prepared ground, from small patch repairs to whole yards.
Sod is the fast way to fix bare spots, chinch bug damage, or a lawn that has thinned out under shade or heavy traffic. In Central Florida it roots well when laid in warm weather, if it gets watered on schedule.
We remove dead grass and weeds, level the area and lay fresh sod tight against edges and walks. St. Augustine is the most common choice here. Bahia and Zoysia are options for sunny lots with different needs.
We leave you a clear watering plan for the first weeks. Sod that dries out early can fail, so this part matters.
What's included
- Removing old grass and weeds
- Grading and smoothing the area
- Fresh sod laid tight, with staggered seams
- Trimming to fit around beds, walks and heads
- Rolling or pressing for good soil contact
- Written watering plan for the first weeks
About the price
Price depends mainly on square footage and the grass variety you choose. Removing old turf, fixing grade problems, and tight access for pallets can add cost. Sprinkler coverage affects how well new sod establishes.
Common questions
What grass should I choose?
St. Augustine suits most yards here. Zoysia and Bahia are options for full sun. We can talk through shade, traffic and HOA rules.
When can I walk on new sod?
Stay off it for about 2 weeks while the roots take hold. After that, light foot traffic is fine.
How much water does new sod need?
Water daily at first, then taper off. Watering rules apply to new sod too, so check the Orange County schedule or ask us.
Do I need to be home?
Not for the install. We will agree on the area and grass type beforehand.
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