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Sod Installation in North Texas

From a single patchy backyard to a full new-build lot, Barefoot installs fresh-cut sod the right way — proper grading, real soil prep, and a 30-day establishment plan. Veteran-owned and serving North Texas since 2012.

4.9★ / 40 Google reviews Veteran-owned since 2012 Fully insured 350+ yards installed

Fresh-cut sod, installed to last

A new lawn should look finished the day it goes in and still be thriving next summer. Most sod that fails in North Texas wasn’t bad sod — it was sod laid onto unprepared Blackland clay.

We do it differently. Every Barefoot sod job starts with the grade and the soil: we correct drainage so water leaves your foundation, break up and amend the heavy clay so roots can dig in, then lay fresh-cut sod the same day it’s delivered. The result establishes faster, needs less patching, and holds through Texas heat. Whether you’re replacing a tired lawn or finishing a builder’s raw lot, you get one even, healthy lawn — not a checkerboard by August.

The right grass for your yard

The best sod depends on your sun, your soil, and your budget. We walk every yard and recommend the variety that will actually thrive — not just the cheapest pallet that week.

FULL SUN

Bermuda

The North Texas workhorse — fast to establish, heat- and drought-tough, and great with kids and pets. Our most-installed sod.

SUN & LIGHT SHADE

Zoysia

Dense, soft, and manicured, with better shade tolerance than Bermuda. A premium upgrade for front lawns.

SHADE

St. Augustine

Broad-bladed and shade-tolerant for lots with mature trees where Bermuda thins out.

Not sure which to pick? Compare them in our guide to the best grass for North Texas lawns.

How we install your sod

STEP 1

Measure & assess

We measure square footage, check sun and drainage, and recommend the right cultivar — quoted in writing before any work begins.

STEP 2

Remove & grade

Old turf and debris come out; we correct the grade so water drains away from the home.

STEP 3

Prep the soil

We break up and amend compacted Blackland clay so new roots can penetrate.

STEP 4

Lay fresh-cut sod

Delivered fresh and laid same-day, tight-seamed for a seamless, even lawn.

STEP 5

Roll & water in

Rolled for full soil contact and watered immediately so it starts rooting fast.

STEP 6

30-day establishment plan

A clear watering and first-mow schedule — the step most DIY installs get wrong.

What sod installation costs

We don’t post a flat per-foot rate because no two yards are the same. Your quote depends on square footage, grass type, soil prep and grading, old-lawn removal, access, and irrigation. We measure your yard and put it in writing up front — no surprises.

See the Sod Cost Guide & Calculator

Ready for a lawn worth going barefoot on?

Tell us your address and rough yard size — we’ll measure it and get you a written sod quote, usually same day.

Get My Free Quote   Call (903) 462-0316

What North Texas-area homeowners say

Rated 4.9★ across 40 Google reviews — veteran-owned and serving North Texas since 2012.

★★★★★
Punctuality

“I was in desperate need of a yard clean up and Will and his crew saved the day. They got my yard looking neat and clean without any hassle.”

— Laura Underwood
★★★★★
Quality Work

“Barefoot guys did a great job with my lawn! They were really good at communicating promptly and effectively. I would definitely recommend their services!”

— Brianna Walkup
★★★★★
Professionalism

“We had the best experience! After initial contact, they were out completing our yard within 24 hours. Professional and kind, and sent pictures after since I wasn’t home. SO impressed.”

— Maddison W.

Sod installation FAQs — North Texas

How much does sod installation cost in North Texas?

It depends on your yard’s square footage, the grass type, and how much soil prep and grading the lot needs. We measure and quote in writing up front. Our sod cost guide and calculator gives real ballpark numbers.

What’s the best grass for a North Texas lawn?

Bermuda for full sun, Zoysia for a premium look and light shade, and St. Augustine for shaded lots under trees. We recommend the variety that fits your yard’s sun, soil, and budget.

Why does new sod fail here?

Almost always poor prep on Blackland clay — sod laid on compacted soil with bad drainage. We fix the grade and amend the soil before laying a single roll, which is why our lawns establish and last.

When is the best time to lay sod in North Texas?

Spring through early fall is ideal, but with the right watering, sod can be installed nearly year-round here. We’ll tell you honestly if waiting will give you a better result.

Do you prep the soil or just drop sod?

We prep it. Grading and soil amendment are the difference between a lawn that roots in and one that fails — and they’re included in how we work.

Are you licensed and insured?

Barefoot is a veteran-owned, fully insured lawn and landscape company serving North Texas since 2012, with a 4.9-star Google rating.