We Specialize In New Lawn Installation Using Seed Or Sod
Searching for new lawn installation near me?
Have you just built a new home and now want the property graded and a front and back lawn installed? Do you have an existing lawn that has been neglected and you’re tired of looking at the patchy, brown eyesore on your property?
Are you hosting an important event at your property and you want your lawn to look great? There is a lot to know about getting grass to properly take root and grow into a healthy, vibrant, lush green lawn. It’s not as simple as just laying down sod or throwing out some grass seed. There is a specific process that must be followed if you want the lawn to look amazing.
Why Do You Need A New Lawn Installed?
- Do you need a new lawn for a new construction project?
- Are you trying to renovate an existing lawn that is in poor shape?
- Do you want to improve your properties appearance and curb appeal?
- Are you embarrassed about your lawn compared to your neighbors?
- Do you have an important event coming up and you want a beautiful lawn?
Erosion & Hydroseeding Solutions is a landscaping contractor based out of Tifton, Georgia and serving Tift County including Adel, Ashburn, Cordele, Douglas, Fitzgerald, Moultrie, Sylvester, Tifton, and Valdosta. We specialize in new lawn installation for our residential and commercial clients using grass seed, installing new high-quality sod, or even hydroseeding. From grading your property and lawn area for proper drainage, and preparing your lawn area with proper top-soil, organizing the installation of irrigation or sprinkler systems, and spreading the grass seed or rolling out the sod we can provide you with a beautiful looking new lawn.
Should You Use Seed Or Sod For Your New Lawn?
This is a question our customers who want a new lawn area often ask us! The answer really depends on three things:
- How will the new lawn area be used?
- What is your overall budget?
- Are you under a time constraint?
If you have kids or pets that frequently use and enjoy your lawn area then keeping them off the newly seeded area could be a problem. If that’s the case, sod is usually a better option but installing sod is more expensive than traditional grass seed. With a new sod lawn you’re going to have a green lawn within a day or two and an even more beautiful lawn within a week or two of the installation.
It will look like beautiful grass from day one but you’ll still see the visible lines from the sod being rolled out. It takes a week or two for the grass to blend sufficiently so you won’t notice it.
With grass seed you’re looking at several weeks until you have a beautiful lawn and in many cases it's still not really any cheaper as you need to spend more time final grading a property for grass seed as it's a lot less forgiving than sod!
If you’re on a time constraint, let’s say you’re hosting a big party or a special event like a wedding on your property and you need it to look amazing for the big day, then sod is a much better, more predictable option.
What Types Of Grass Are Available?
We have access to a variety of sod species from local suppliers.
- Drought-tolerant and heat-resistant
- Fast-growing and self-repairing
- Dense, fine to medium-textured grass
- Ideal for high-traffic areas, sports fields, and lawns
- Cold-tolerant and can withstand harsh winters
- Fine-textured with a rich, dark green color
- Moderate shade tolerance
- Good for lawns, parks, and recreational areas in cooler climates
- Shade-tolerant and can thrive in areas with less sunlight
- Coarse-textured with a dark green color
- Good for coastal regions due to salt tolerance
- Ideal for lawns and landscapes in warm climates
- Tolerates a wide range of soil types
- Slow-growing, low-maintenance, and drought-tolerant
- Dense, medium-textured grass with good wear resistance
- Suitable for lawns, golf courses, and parks in various climates
- Shade-tolerant and can adapt to a wide range of soil conditions
- Fine to medium-textured grass with deep root systems for drought tolerance
- Cool-season grass suitable for lawns and landscapes in temperate regions
- Low-maintenance and requires less frequent mowing
- Low-growing, slow-spreading grass with a medium texture
- Drought- and heat-tolerant, as well as low-maintenance
- Good for acidic soils and has a moderate shade tolerance
- Suitable for lawns and low-traffic areas in warm climates
- Native to North American prairies and highly drought-tolerant
- Low-maintenance and requires minimal watering and mowing
- Fine-textured, grayish-green grass with a dense growth habit
- Ideal for low-traffic lawns and natural landscapes in arid regions
- Fast-growing, fine-textured grass with a rich green color
- Cold-tolerant and often used for overseeding warm-season grasses
- Requires regular maintenance, including watering and mowing
- Suitable for lawns, athletic fields, and golf courses in cool to temperate climates
We cannot guarantee ALL of these varieties will be available at local sod farms. It's best to check with us so we can let you know what species of sod are currently available through our local suppliers.
Our Clients Love Us!
Here's What They Say
Awesome job! My property was a wasteland of dead grass and vampire weeds killing everything from seed to pallets of costly SOD. Now after consulting with Cody and Chris about property irrigation and installing hydroseeding product my property looks AMAZING!!! Also, their attention to detail and scheduling made it easier to accomplish with zero delays. Plus they are HUGE supporters of us disabled military veterans by showing respect, pricing and concern of our needs. Many thanks and will be using their services again in future.
