
Whether you’re starting from bare dirt or replacing dead, patchy turf, sod installation gives an immediate, established lawn instead of waiting weeks for seed to fill in.
Full Sod Installation for New & Replacement Lawns
We prep the soil, grade for drainage, and lay sod suited to Portland’s grass zones — cool-season blends that handle wet winters and dry summers without going dormant and brown for months.
- Soil preparation and grading for proper drainage
- Cool-season sod varieties suited to the Pacific Northwest
- Full lawn replacement or targeted dead-patch repair
- Post-installation watering guidance included
- New construction and renovation projects welcome
Why a Bare Patch Becomes a Moss Patch Here
In a climate where rain is a near-constant, bare dirt left exposed doesn’t just sit empty — it becomes prime territory for moss to move in before grass ever gets a chance to establish. Sod skips that vulnerable window entirely.
- Early fall and spring are the best installation windows
- Roots typically establish in 2–3 weeks with proper watering
- Grading addresses drainage issues before they become moss problems
- Care instructions provided after every installation
Serving Portland & the Metro Area
We provide this service throughout Portland, Gresham, Happy Valley, Tigard, Oregon City, Vancouver WA, Clackamas, Sandy, Boring, Corbett, Gladstone, West Linn.
Frequently Asked Questions
Early fall and spring, when temperatures are mild and rainfall helps roots establish without heat stress.
Typically 2–3 weeks, once roots have taken hold — we'll give you a specific timeline based on your install.
Both — full lawn replacement and targeted dead-patch repair are available.
Cool-season blends suited to Portland's wet winters and dry summers — we'll recommend the right variety for your site's sun/shade conditions at estimate time.
No — soil preparation and grading are included as part of the installation.
New sod pairs naturally with a Fertilization program to help roots establish and with recurring Mowing once established.