Real talk
Let's be honest.
Your lawn sucks.
At some point a yard is too far gone for sprays and hope. When weeds, bald spots and bare sand cover 40% of it or more, no treatment plan will bring it back. Pull it up. Put down sod. Done in a day.
Do the math.
A lot of the Atlantic County yards we replace spent a year or two on a treatment plan first. Here is what that path tends to cost.
Nursing it back
- Weed control six times a season: ~$480
- Core aeration and overseeding: ~$350, which rarely catches on a lawn this tired
- Lime and soil treatments: ~$200
- Half a year to a full year of looking at the same bad grass
- No promise it works. When it fails, you buy sod after all and pay twice.
Starting fresh
- Ripping out the old lawn: included
- Composted topsoil, lime and starter feed: included
- Farm-grown tall fescue, laid in one day: included
- Thirty days of aftercare, with failed pieces replaced: included
- Standard rate $2.85 a sq ft, $2,000 minimum. No add-on fees.
Every one of these started out bad.
Then somebody texted us.
Before and after
Before and after
Before and after
Text today. New grass by next week.
Sod is not a side job for us. It is the whole business. That focus is why your yard gets fixed in a day instead of over a season.
0% interestPay over as long as 36 months. No credit check.