Sod Installation in Vancouver, WA

Sod Installation

Our experienced lawn technicians follow due process to install sod properly. This includes planting the grass correctly to ensure a healthy root and proper growth. Also, they take the time to determine the best lawn to use. This is because some landscapes are not tolerant to certain types of grass. Sod installation is suitable for new lawn installation, patching of lawns, or changing of grass. Whichever one applies to you, we will be right there to help you handle it. Our experts can work with you to make the best decision for what sod to install in your yard.

Hydro-Seeding

Here, our lawn technicians mix the seed, green-dyed fiber, glue, fertilizer, and water in the hydro-seeding machine. After thorough mixing, they spray the slurry on the soil. Germination can take place within a few days, depending on the soil's temperature. The addition of the glue also ensures that erosion does not affect the seed. This works best for new installations on bare earth.

Power Seeding

Our power seeding services involve cutting a slit into the soil with the help of a machine and then mechanically depositing the grass seed into the soil. It is usually best for existing lawns that have thin or damaged areas. We always use high-quality grass seed that is suitable for the affected areas.

Grading

Landscape grading is very vital when it comes to lawn care. Before you install sod, it is crucial to level the land and to ensure the free flow of water in the lawn. Poor landscaping can cause soil erosion during rains or storms. In addition, stagnant or standing water can breed mosquitoes and pests. This can lead to some severe health issues. We do this grading, not only to make your lawn look beautiful, but to ensure that it stands the test of time.

Before embarking on the services listed above, we usually do a site evaluation. Through this process, we check the landscaping, determine the suitable grass type, and take the necessary measurements. The essence of this evaluation is to avert or prevent any short or long-term problems.