Same-Day Farm Delivery
Sod that’s sat on a pallet for two days is half-dead before it touches your soil. I get Florida-grown sod delivered the same day it’s cut and installed before sundown.
Full-yard and patch installs using Florida-grown St. Augustine, Bermuda, and Zoysia. Same-day sod from the farm. I’ll help you pick the right grass for your property. Starting at $1.25 per square foot.
Get Tim’s Sod EstimateI’m Tim Fitzwater, and through Edge 2 Hedges I provide professional sod installation for homeowners in Brandon, Florida and surrounding Hillsborough County communities. I install Florida-grown St. Augustine, Bermuda, and Zoysia sod for full-yard replacements, patch repairs, and new construction properties. Every installation includes site assessment, old lawn removal when needed, soil preparation and grading, same-day certified sod delivery and installation, starter fertilization, and my 30-day establishment guide customized to your grass type and irrigation system. Starting at $1.25 per square foot. I personally visit every property before quoting.
If chinch bugs have killed more than 40–50% of your turf, recovery takes 6–12 months and may not fully fill in. New sod gives you a lawn by tomorrow.
Builder-grade lawns often use the cheapest sod. If your grass doesn’t match your property’s sun and shade, replacing it with the right variety solves chronic problems.
Dead lawns, foreclosure properties, mostly weeds and bare soil. Starting fresh is faster and cheaper than trying to recover.
Pool installations, home additions, utility work. Re-sod the affected area to match the rest of your yard.
I measure, assess soil, check irrigation, and recommend the right sod variety for your sun, shade, and usage.
Dead turf and weeds cleared with sod cutters and hauled away. No leftover debris in your driveway.
Till, amend, and grade for proper drainage and root contact. This is the step most installers cut corners on — I don’t.
Florida-grown sod delivered the same day it’s cut from the farm. Staggered brick pattern, rolled for contact, edges trimmed clean.
Starter fertilizer for rapid root establishment. Initial watering schedule configured on your irrigation timer.
I check back at 2 weeks and 30 days. Irrigation adjustment if needed. You get my personal watering guide so you know exactly what to do.
I’ll help you choose during your consultation, but here’s the quick version of what I recommend based on seven years of installing sod in Brandon.
| Grass | Price/sqft | Sun | Tim’s Take |
|---|---|---|---|
| St. Augustine Best Deal | $1.25–$1.75 | 4–8 hrs (shade OK) | Best for most Brandon yards |
| Bermuda | $1.15–$1.50 | 8+ hrs (full sun) | Full-sun heavy-use yards |
| Zoysia | $1.50–$2.00 | 4–6 hrs | Low-maintenance, dense |
| Bahia | $0.90–$1.25 | 6+ hrs | Budget, large lots |
All prices include soil prep, delivery, installation, starter fertilization, and Tim’s 30-day guide. Old lawn removal quoted separately ($0.50–$1.00/sq ft).
Sod that’s sat on a pallet for two days is half-dead before it touches your soil. I get Florida-grown sod delivered the same day it’s cut and installed before sundown.
Sun, shade, traffic, irrigation, your dog — all of that matters. I won’t hand you Bermuda for a shaded yard or sell you Zoysia you don’t need.
I personally check back at 2 weeks and 30 days. Adjust irrigation, answer your questions, and make sure roots are anchoring. Most installers disappear after the last roll is down.
I give every sod customer this guide because the first 30 days make or break your new lawn. Follow these steps and you’ll be fine.
Water 2–3 times daily, 15–20 min/zone. Keep moist, not puddling. No walking. No mowing.
Reduce to once daily. Tug test — if sod resists, roots are anchoring. First mow at max height (4 inches for St. Augustine).
Normal watering (2–3x/week per county restrictions). Regular mowing. First fertilization at 6–8 weeks.
Fully established. Enroll in Tim’s Lawn Health Program to protect your investment.
I’ll come measure your yard, recommend the right grass, and quote you on the spot. No high-pressure pitch.