Services That Match Your Site.
New Turf Network™ focuses on common customer needs that can be reviewed, scoped, and matched to qualified contractors when coverage is available. Tell us the outcome you want — the establishment method is part of the recommendation, not something you have to pick first.
New lawn installation
For newly graded residential or commercial areas where seed, mulch, water management, and preparation determine success.
Lawn renovation and overseeding
For thin, damaged, or construction-affected turf that may need repair, soil improvement, or a fresh establishment plan.
Sod, seed, or hydroseed
Three ways to establish the same lawn. Sod gives an instant, walkable surface at the highest material cost. Conventional seeding is the least expensive and the slowest to fill in. Hydroseeding sprays seed, mulch, water, and additives as a slurry — good coverage on larger or sloped ground. Which one fits depends on the site, the timeline, and the budget.
Erosion control
For bare, exposed, sloped, or disturbed ground where soil protection and vegetation establishment are both important.
Slope stabilization
For embankments, drainage edges, roadsides, and other risky sites that may need heavier mulch, tackifier, blankets, or engineered review.
Commercial and municipal work
For builders, property managers, public entities, and specified projects where documentation and project requirements matter.
Not every site needs the same method.
Sod, conventional seeding, and hydroseeding each win on different sites, and the right recommendation depends on conditions rather than on what a contractor happens to own. Severe erosion may need blankets, turf reinforcement, hard armor, or engineered stabilization beyond any seeding method. Not every network member offers every service or method — matching is by service area and capability.
Learn what affects the recommendation →Need help choosing?
Call 1-800-NEW-TURF or submit the request form with photos and the project address.
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