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Sodding (Lawn Replacement) Aurora
We are excited to extend our sodding (lawn replacement) services to Aurora residents. Since 2004 we have been providing landscaping services and have installed numerous new lawns in Aurora, extending the benefit of a strong healthy lawn properly done from the ground up.
We use the best soil available (Triple Mix), and get our Sod from Zander’s farm – known for its top-notch grass quality. Coupled with our meticulous sod laying process, the result is predictable & unbeatable!
Detailed sod-laying process, top notch materials
Our detailed Sod-Laying process covers all important aspects of Sodding – providing you with comfort & assurance that your new lawn has got the proper foundations allowing it to last for many years to come.
Niko’s 10 Steps Sodding Process:
1. REMOVING OLD GRASS- UP TO 1 INCH WITH A SOD CUTTER
2. RAKING AND DISPOSAL
3. TRIPLE MIX SOIL 1 INCH LAYER INSTALL
4. WIDE RAKE LEVELING
5. ROLLING WITH LAWN ROLLER TO FINAL GRADE
6. INSTALLING KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS FROM ZANDER SOD FARM
7. WATER AND ROLL OVER THE SOD
8. STARTER FERTILIZER APPLICATION
9. CLEAN UP
10. DISPOSAL
Having installed thousands of new grass lawns across the GTA in general, and several hundred in Aurora in particular, we’ve developed a well-defined & structured sodding process. We also provide full customer support before, during, & after a sodding project is complete. We rely on word of mouth as a major source of new business so every single one of our Sodding customers in Aurora gets our team’s fullest attention & the highest quality service possible – the kind we would like to receive for our own property.
In addition, every time we complete a Sodding project in Aurora, we convey detailed instructions on how to care for your newly installed grass lawn during the first & most critical weeks, as well as how to maintain & fertilize it in the months & years to come. Along with the instructions, we are always available by phone & email (and even in person if needed), to support the growth process of your newly installed lawn.
