Turf & sod
Sod & Seeding in Franklin, TN
Fresh sod or seed for a new lawn or a worn-out one, laid by owner and crew as part of your landscape project.
Sod or seed?
Two ways to a new lawn
A full lawn on day one
Rolls of grown grass laid edge to edge, so the yard looks finished the day it goes down.
- New lawns
- Worn-out lawns
- New builds
A lawn that grows in
Seed spread over prepared soil, filling in over the following weeks.
- Bare patches
- Thin spots
- Larger open areas
Our work
Front yards, backyards and narrow lots
New sod laid in yards of every shape, from open front lawns to a fenced backyard between two houses.
Want green without the mowing?
For side yards, play areas and small backyards, artificial turf may suit better than grass.
Questions
About sod and seeding
Should I choose sod or seed?
Sod gives you a full lawn the day it goes down; seed fills in over the following weeks. Tell us about the yard and we'll suggest one.
Do you lay sod for new builds?
Yes. New lawns are one of the main jobs for sod, along with replacing worn-out lawns.
Do you do lawn mowing or weed control?
No. We lay new lawns but don't take on mowing, weed control or irrigation.
Where do you lay sod?
Across Williamson County, from Brentwood south: Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville and Spring Hill.
Free quotes
Ready for a new lawn?
Tell us about the yard and roughly how much lawn you need, and one of the owners will follow up with a quote. Prefer to talk? Call or text 615-579-3804.