New lawn installation usually includes removing existing turf if needed, grading and leveling, soil preparation, installing sod or turf, and ensuring proper watering setup.

Irrigation is strongly recommended for new lawns. Consistent watering helps grass establish quickly and prevents uneven growth.

Yes. Full lawn replacement is common when turf is severely damaged, poorly graded, or struggling due to irrigation or soil issues.

Bermuda, St. Augustine, and Zoysia are common choices, depending on sun exposure, watering preferences, and maintenance goals.

Most sod begins rooting within a couple of weeks, while full establishment depends on watering, soil prep, and seasonal growing conditions.

Yes. Some homeowners choose artificial turf for low maintenance, high-traffic areas, or locations where natural grass struggles.

Start with a site visit so we can evaluate grading, soil condition, and recommend the best lawn solution.