Across the Farmington Valley, from Farmington Center to Unionville, we build new sod lawns, graded, prepped and rolled for an instant, healthy lawn — engineered to last Farmington’s freeze-thaw winters and match the way the neighborhood looks.
A sod lawn is only as good as the prep underneath. We correct the grade for drainage, amend and level the soil, and lay fresh sod in tight, staggered seams so it knits together fast. In Farmington, we build across Farmington Center, Unionville, Tunxis, Farmington Woods and the surrounding neighborhoods.
Fresh-cut sod laid tight and seamless for an instant, even lawn.
Grading for drainage, soil amendment and a level, debris-free seedbed.
Overseeding and patch repair for thin or damaged lawns.
A selection of recent sod installation and hardscape work across Hartford County — every photo shot on-site. See more on the portfolio page.
We’re a family-owned Connecticut company — the same crew from the first Farmington site visit through the final walk-through. We build every lawn the way we’d build our own.
CT HIC.0703177, fully insured, and building in Hartford County since 2017. Permits and inspections handled for you.
No subcontractors we haven’t trained. The people who quote your Farmington project are the master masons who build it.
Engineered bases, proper pitch and drainage, freeze-thaw-rated joints. We build so the work survives February, not just the first summer.
We answer the phone, show up for the Farmington site visit, and turn a fixed, written quote around inside a week.
Something not covered here? Call us at (860) 841-2290 — we answer the phone.
Yes — Farmington is right in our core service area. We build lawns across Farmington Center, Unionville, Tunxis, Farmington Woods and the surrounding Hartford County neighborhoods, and we’re licensed (CT HIC.0703177) and fully insured.
Sod is priced by the square foot of lawn plus grading and prep — every quote is free and written. Every Farmington quote is free, on-site and written with a fixed price — no vague ranges.
Sod gives an instant, even lawn and holds slopes better; seed is cheaper but takes a full season. We do both and can advise for your yard.
Keep foot traffic light for the first two to three weeks while the roots knit in — we’ll give you simple care guidance.