Sod Installation in Aledo, TX
Bermuda, Zoysia, St. Augustine, and Buffalo grass — installed properly across Aledo and Western DFW by a crew that grew up on this soil. $3,000 minimum so we can do it right. In-person quotes, detailed written proposals.
Grass varieties we install in Aledo
Bermuda (Tifway 419, Celebration)
Heat-loving, sun-loving, drought-tolerant. The default Aledo lawn. Full sun, mows beautifully, recovers fast from foot traffic.
Zoysia (Empire, Palisades)
Soft, dense, more shade-tolerant than Bermuda. Slower growth means less mowing. Premium look for established Aledo neighborhoods.
St. Augustine (Raleigh, Floratam)
Best choice for shadier yards. Lush, broad blade. Needs more water than Bermuda but tolerates partial shade Bermuda hates.
Buffalo grass
Native Texas grass — minimal water, no fertilizer needed. Used on acreage and ranch landscapes where you want low input.
Our sod install process
Site walk & quote
Lucas measures the area, evaluates sun exposure and existing grass, recommends the right variety, and writes a detailed proposal.
Removal & prep
Existing turf killed or stripped. Soil tilled or amended where needed. Final grade set with a slope away from the foundation.
Sod laid fresh
Pallets cut and delivered same-day. Laid in a brick pattern with tight seams. Edged clean against beds and hardscape.
Roll, water, walk-through
Rolled for soil contact, deep-watered, and we walk you through the 2-week watering schedule before we leave.
Before & after
Aledo sod FAQs
How much does sod installation cost in Aledo?
Sod installation in Aledo starts at $3,000 minimum (small front yard or partial install). Most full yards run $4,500–$12,000 depending on square footage, grass variety, removal of existing turf, and prep work needed. Bermuda is the most affordable; Zoysia runs about 25% higher.
When is the best time to lay sod in Aledo?
Spring (March–May) and early fall (September–October) are ideal. We install year-round, but summer installs need a strict watering schedule and winter dormant sod takes longer to root. Avoid late summer when possible.
How long until I can walk on the new sod?
Light foot traffic is fine after about 2 weeks. Heavy use (kids, pets running, mowing) wait 3–4 weeks. Full root establishment takes 6–8 weeks during the growing season.
Do you remove the existing grass?
Yes — included in the quote. We strip dead turf, kill living turf, or till in weeds depending on the situation. Some Aledo yards just need overseed or patching instead of full sod — we will tell you straight.
What about watering after install?
You water 3 times a day for the first 7 days, then taper down. We walk you through the schedule before we leave and check in by text in week 1. Most Aledo sprinkler systems handle it fine.
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