Find the Right Pro for Your Project.
New Turf Network™ helps homeowners, builders, property managers, and public-project contacts connect with screened installers for new lawns, lawn renovation, erosion control, and slope stabilization — installed by sod, conventional seeding, or hydroseeding, whichever the site calls for.
Backed by the 1-800-NEW-TURF family of services, products, education, and field experience.
Tell us about the site.
The right contractor depends on location, project type, square footage, slope, soil condition, water access, timing, and risk. A few details help us point the inquiry in the right direction.
- Residential lawns and renovations
- Builder, commercial, and institutional turf
- Erosion control and slope stabilization
- Municipal, DOT, and specified work review
Which one are you?
New Turf Network™ serves two different people. Pick the door that fits.
I need a contractor.
Tell us about the site — location, size, slope, water access, and timing. Tell us the result you want; you do not have to know the method. We review the request and work out which screened installer covers your area and fits the job.
- Homeowner lawns and renovations
- Builder, commercial, and institutional turf
- Erosion control and slope stabilization
- Municipal, DOT, and specified work
I am a contractor.
The New Turf Network is a screened fulfilment network for 1-800-NEW-TURF, not an open paid directory. Sod, conventional seeding, hydroseeding, and erosion-control installation all fit — hydroseeding is not required. Contractors apply, and every applicant is reviewed before anyone joins.
- Reviewed for service area, capability, and equipment
- Bring the services you actually perform — one method or several
- Experience and insurance verified before approval
- Approved members may become Preferred, Certified, or Master Installers
- Applying is not approval — acceptance is never automatic
The method should follow the site, not the other way around.
Good turf establishment begins before anyone unloads. A professional installer reads the site — soil, slope, drainage, exposure, water access, timing, budget, and what you actually want — and then recommends sod, conventional seeding, hydroseeding, or an erosion-control installation. Each one is right somewhere and wrong somewhere else.
Site-specific recommendations
The same square footage can require a different approach depending on slope, soil, exposure, water access, and the desired result.
Screened installer network
Contractors are reviewed before they join — service area, capability, equipment, experience, and insurance. Members specialise differently, so not every member offers every service or method; matching is by service area and capability. Approved members may hold Preferred, Certified, or Master Installer standing, which tells you their participation level in the network.
Clear expectations
Seed establishment takes preparation, water management, follow-up, and realistic timing. The site helps customers understand what to expect.
Request, match, quote, install.
Submit the project details. New Turf Network™ reviews the basics and helps connect the inquiry with an appropriate installer path when coverage is available. The contractor provides the proposal, schedule, terms, and project-specific recommendations.
See the full process →Ready to Get Started?
Call 1-800-NEW-TURF or send the project details online.