Sod Installation Boise Idaho

At Boise Landscaping and Lawn Care, sod installation in Boise, Idaho is one of our specialties. We use a method that delivers lasting results. As we get closer to summer, it’s critical to take care of a few key tasks to ensure your lawn thrives. Checking your irrigation system and having some starter fertilizer ready can make a big difference after Idaho’s long, cold winter.

Before we begin, we’ll measure your yard to provide an accurate price based on square footage. You’ll get a clear breakdown of costs and services so there are no surprises. If you need a new sprinkler system to keep your freshly laid grass healthy, we can add that to your sod installation in Boise, but it’s completely optional.

If you like our pricing and it works for you, we’ll go over the details of how you’d like your new lawn installed. The final cost includes both the grass itself and the labor involved in laying it. Do you prefer clean, straight edges, or a more natural, curved design? The choice is yours. Most customers pay half of the estimated total before we place an order with the supplier, though we’re happy to discuss special billing arrangements if needed. Of course, laying grass yourself is always an option if you’re up for the challenge.

The Benefits of Sod

We source high-quality sod from the top farms in Idaho and install it with precision and efficiency. If you’re considering a Boise sod installation, here are some key benefits:

• Sod provides an instant lawn, transforming your yard immediately after installation. There’s no waiting for growth—your grass is ready to enjoy within hours.
• Since the grass is already mature, it naturally resists weeds much better than a seeded lawn, giving you a healthier, greener yard with less maintenance.
• Sod adapts quickly to new soil and climate conditions. It’s grown in ideal environments and establishes itself much faster than grass grown from seed.

Some homeowners debate whether to install artificial turf instead. While synthetic grass is lower maintenance, it lacks the natural look, feel, and freshness of real grass. If you want a lush, vibrant lawn, sod is the way to go.