Turf and Sod

Naturally, being as extensive a company as we are, we have gardeners ready to jump in and manage plant redistribution, moving or temporary removal to allow for turf to be laid down. Landscape renovation or upheaval like this can be difficult, often the grass is one of if not the largest and/or most central component to your garden. Removing or completely redoing it can be time consuming, very difficult and easy to get wrong. Allow our landscaping contractors and gardener team to come and handle it all for you so that all you need to do is sit back and just sit back while our landscapers meticulously blend synthetic turf into your home landscape.

Sod

If you instead feel nothing can truly replace the feeling and smell of real, living grass then choosing to lay out some sod may be perfect for you. Sod is, basically, grass that has been compacted in such a way that the soil and roots are clumped into an almost solid layer underneath the grass. This allows for it to be treated almost like a grass carpet or grass tiles when installing it in your backyard. Once we have leveled, graded and treated the ground to prepare it for the sod roll out, our landscaping contractors can cut and fit grass into any area of your garden, right up to the line of where you want it. Due to the nature of this living turf, there’s no need to worry about dead patches in your lawn. You can rest assured that, upon installation, your landscape will play host to a sea of lush green carpeting that, with proper care and maintenance, will stay that way. There’s quite a few precautions that should be taken with sod during its first weeks in your yard as it settles and congeals with your existing soil. Our landscaping team is more than happy and capable of telling you exactly what the dos and don’ts are for your sod in your garden.

Whether you're in need of synthetic turf on your landscape or you wish to AstroTurf it with the real deal, call up Carson City Lawn and Landscaping today and have your backyard transformed by our landscaper and gardener teams!