Stripping and grading
The old lawn or rough ground comes off, and the yard gets graded for fall before anything else.
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Landscaping
Sod Installation in Chilliwack
Graded, topsoiled and rolled. A lawn that knits into the ground instead of sitting on top of it.
- Graded for fall before anything is laid
- Topsoil to a real depth, not a dusting
- Rolled and seamed so it roots in
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Serving Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley since 2013
What a sod job involves
Laying the sod is the last hour of the work. Everything before it decides whether the lawn is still good next summer.
Topsoil
Screened topsoil to a real depth, so roots have somewhere to go other than compacted subsoil.
Laying and rolling
Laid tight with staggered seams and rolled, so the joints close instead of drying out and opening.
Or turf instead
If the yard is shaded, sloped or takes heavy use, artificial turf may be the better call. We install both.
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Sod fails in the second summer, not the first
New sod looks good on day one no matter what is underneath it. The difference shows up the following year, when a lawn on thin topsoil over compacted ground goes patchy, holds water through the wet months and burns off in the dry ones.
The preparation is the job.
- Graded for fall before topsoil, so water leaves the yard instead of pooling in it.
- Topsoil to a real depth, so the roots have somewhere to go.
- Rolled with staggered seams, so the joints close instead of drying out and opening up.
Prepared first. Laid second.
How it works
Three steps from the first call to a finished lawn.
Call or fill out the form
Tell us about the yard and anywhere water sits in it, and we will set up a time to come out.
Get a quote
We measure the yard, then you get a quote with the full scope.
We lay it
One crew takes the job from the first strip to the final roll and cleanup.
Guides and advice
Sod vs Artificial Turf in the Fraser Valley: Choosing the Right Option for Your Property
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Lawn Care Chilliwack
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Preparing Your Lawn for a Hot Fraser Valley Summer
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What customers say
Reviews from across the Fraser Valley
We have hired this crew for various projects on our acreage. The latest project was an equestrian riding arena, which turned out excellent. They are always willing to take on tasks and challenges with great outcome. Their operators and labourers are hard-working and willing to put in the time to get a job done.
Great company 5/5. Owen and team are honest and hard working.
We always use them for our jobs. Easy to work with and very reliable.
Common questions
How soon can I walk on new sod?
Light foot traffic after about a week, normal use once it has rooted in and taken its first cut. Keeping off it early is what lets the seams close properly.
How much topsoil do I actually need?
Enough for roots to live in rather than a dusting over compacted ground. A thin skim is the single most common reason a new lawn goes patchy in its second year.
Can you fix a yard that holds water first?
Yes, and on a lot of Fraser Valley lots that is the real job. If water is sitting in the yard now it will sit under the sod too, so grading and drainage go in first.
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Sod installation across the Fraser Valley
Based in Chilliwack, working with homeowners and businesses from Langley through to Hope.
Not sure if we cover your area? Call (604) 703-8315 and we will tell you right away.