Step 1 · Area
Let’s start with the lawn.
How much turf are you thinking about? A rough number is fine. This is a guesstimate, not a final measurement.
Measure the rough length and width. We’ll multiply them for you.
Add both measurements to get the area.
Add a turf square footage before moving on.
Step 2 · Turf
What kind of turf fits the job?
Pick the setup that makes the most sense. Bigger turf areas automatically get a lower square-foot rate.
Pick a turf option before moving on.
Step 3 · Putting green
Want to add a putting green?
Choose a putting green level and add its own square footage. Leave it at “No putting green” if it’s not part of the project.
Add the putting green square footage, or choose no putting green.
Step 4 · Edging
How should the edges be finished?
Choose one. If the yard doesn’t need any edging, skip it.
Add the linear feet for your edging, or choose no edging.
Step 5 · Extras
Adding rock or decomposed granite?
Both are optional. Leave either one at zero if it’s not part of your project.
River rock
$6.50 / sq ftEnter the area you want covered.
Stabilized decomposed granite
$9 / sq ftEnter the area you want covered.
Step 6 · Pavers
Adding a paver area?
Choose the finish level and add the paver square footage. Paver pricing drops on bigger paver areas.
Add the paver square footage, or choose no pavers.
Step 7 · Price factors
A few things that can affect your price.
No surprises later. These are the yard conditions worth knowing about up front.
Gopher problems in your yard?
Big trees with aggressive roots near the area (pines, etc.)?
Getting pavers under trees that drop a lot of leaves or debris (like oaks)?
Step 8 · Estimate
Here’s the rough number.
This gives you a solid starting point. The real quote comes after Sheldon sees and measures the site.
Pricing updates if you jump back and change anything.
Breakdown
Built right from the ground up
Every install includes virgin Class II road base — we use the best material under your turf instead of cutting corners to save a few bucks.
This is a planning estimate, not a contract or final quote. Site conditions, access, measurements, drainage and material choices can change the final price.