1. Do you sell to the public?

   Yes, we sell to all customers: residential, landscapers, commercial, and municipal.

2. Do you have a minimum amount for pick-up orders or delivery?

   For pick-up orders, there is no minimum. You can pick up any amount in increments of 10 sq.ft. For delivery, our minimum is 1200 sq.ft.

3. Can I install sod over my existing lawn?

   No, you would need to remove any old vegetation to give the roots the proper medium to set roots into.

4. Do I need to put down any fertilizer prior to putting sod down?

   No, there is no benefit to putting fertilizer in the soil, the sod has sufficient fertilizer to last up to 4 weeks after installing.

5. How much do I need to water new sod?

   Please visit our maintenance page

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6. What types of sod do you sell?

   We sell our own custom blended Kentucky Bluegrass for full sun areas and our own custom blended Turf Type Tall Fescue for shadier areas and areas near salt water.

7. What size is your sod?

   We have 2’ x 5’ rolls (10 sq. ft. each) and 4’ x 100’ (400 sq. ft.) “big roll” sod.

8. How much sod comes on a pallet?

   Typically, 600 sq. ft. on a pallet, but we can cut any amount in increments of 10.

9. Is there a warranty on your sod?

   Unfortunately, there is no warranty on our sod products. We do guarantee that it shows up healthy and green, and tough enough to handle without worry. There are too many variables after the sod arrives: weather conditions could adversely affect the sod after it is installed ( drought, soaking rains, lack of sunlight, etc.). Also, there are many things that can go wrong with fertilizer, pesticide, and nutrient applications that could damage the sod. Lastly, mechanical damage from mowing too close, excessive foot traffic prior to rooting, and pet damage from running, and turning, and urine spots.

10. How long can the sod stay on the pallet?

    The sod should be put down immediately after it arrives. During hot or humid weather, the sod will generate heat causing the sod rolls to burn, and sometimes perish. If you have multiple pallets of sod, work off of one pallet at a time, using up all of the pieces before going to the next one. NOTE: The best thing to do is schedule a delivery or pick-up only after everything is prepared so you don’t have to leave the sod rolled up while working on the prep.

“I have a shady area in the yard and had a tree removed to get some sunlight in the yard. Now I have a big hole and a bare spot that is very unsightly.

What are some options for repairing this area?

We can take care of the preparation and sodding, blending the new sod into an existing lawn, or, if you prefer to do it yourself, we can walk you through the steps of installing new sod and the care and maintenance after it is installed.

“We had our septic system repaired and our yard looks like this.”

Can this be sodded without risk of damage to my septic system?

Yes, most times the area needs re-grading and some topsoil brought in to blend the area into the existing lawn. We have the proper equipment to prepare the surface for new sod, without damage to your septic system.

“We have a problem lawn that we’ve dealt with for years, I’ve overseeded, fertilized, hydroseeded, but nothing helps”.

What’s the solution?

The solution starts with a phone call to Kingston Turf Farms. We can discuss some grass removal and replacement options to give you the yard you’ve tried so hard to get but aren’t getting the results.