Sod laid on badly shaped ground washes out and dies in patches, because the work underneath was skipped.
A lawn only looks as good as the ground under it. Jake grades the yard first, then lays the sod and edges the beds with fresh straw and plants, so the whole yard looks done instead of one green patch in the dirt.
- Jake picks up his own phone.
- Free quote, and you see the design before any work starts.
- Grading, sod, beds and irrigation from one person.
Ground first, then the green.
Jake looks at the yard
Jake checks the soil, the slope and the sun, and how you want to use the lawn.
Plan and free quote
You see what goes where, sod, beds and plants, then get a free quote before work starts.
Grade, lay and finish
The ground gets shaped, the sod goes down, and the beds get planted and finished.
New lawns and beds,straight from Jake's jobs.
These are photos of Jake's own jobs.
Towns aren't shown on these photos because they aren't on record.
Sod and planting questions
Every question here is one somebody actually asked on a forum or an inspection site, and each answer links to where it was asked.
Do you grade before laying sod?
Yes. Grading is one of Jake's services and it comes first, so the sod goes down on ground that's shaped to drain instead of on bumps and low spots.
Source: facebook.comCan you work around things in the yard, like a trampoline?
Yes. One of the photos on this page is an in-ground trampoline set into new sod, so the lawn gets laid around what you already have or want to add.
Source: facebook.comCan you add irrigation with the new sod?
Yes. Irrigation is one of Jake's services, so the sprinklers can go in with the sod and the new lawn gets watered from the start.
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