Sod Installation Services

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Upgrading your property is a big decision. You want to make sure you go with a company that you can trust to do a good job. That is why East Coast Sod is the most trusted name in northeast Florida for sod installation. We will remove your old lawn and bring in the new sod. We are dedicated to providing excellent customer service. We promise the job is not complete until you are satisfied. With an unbeatable customer service and quality turf products, its simple to see how East Coast Sod takes pride in their work .

It’s no wonder East Coast Sod is the most highly rated sod installation company in northeast Florida for full turf installation services. Take pride in your lawn for years to come and learn why East Coast Clients return for impeccable service again and again. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Any recommendations for mowing new sod?

Maintain sharp mower blades to ensure a clean cut, promote healthy growth, and prevent fungus. Mow only when the grass is dry. Mow often, at a good healthy height of around 2 ½ -3 inches. Mowing at shorter heights will put added stress on the plant and require additional care.

When should I fertilize my lawn?

We recommend a holiday schedule: Memorial Day, Labor Day, and Halloween.

How can I reduce dog spots on my lawn?

Burned or discolored spots are likely due to urine which is a salt solution, and contains ammonia. When foliage is coated, it draws moisture out of the grass, leaving the spot wilted or brown where grass has been killed. Grass around the dead spot will “green up” as the nitrogen in the urine is taken up by healthy roots. In the winter, moisture from the rain and cooler temperatures make it less likely for grass to burn. Immediately sprinkle the area with water to wash the salts off, or set your sprinkler timer to come on after your dog goes out.