P1Mitigators
Fresh sod being installed on a graded lawn at a Jacksonville FL home
Jacksonville, FL · New Lawns & Sod Replacement

Sod Contractor

A patchy, weed-choked, or storm-torn lawn drags down the look of an entire property. As a sod contractor, we install fresh, healthy sod — and prep the ground the right way first — so you get an even, green lawn that actually takes root instead of dying off in a few weeks.

P1Mitigators™ installs and replaces sod across Jacksonville and Duval County. From removing the old lawn and grading for proper drainage to laying the right Florida grass for your yard, we handle the whole job so your new lawn thrives in the local climate.

What Sod Contractor Includes

Old Lawn Removal & Grading

We strip out the dead or weed-infested lawn and grade the soil for level ground and proper drainage before any sod goes down.

Florida-Grade Sod Installation

Fresh-cut St. Augustine, Zoysia, or Bahia sod chosen for your sun, shade, and traffic conditions and laid tight for a seamless lawn.

Post-Storm Lawn Restoration

Repairing lawns torn up by fallen trees, equipment, or flooding after a storm so your yard recovers with the rest of the property.

Watering & Establishment Guidance

Clear instructions on watering and care through the critical rooting window so your investment establishes and lasts.

Why It Matters

  • Proper grading and prep — not just sod dropped on bad soil
  • Right grass variety chosen for Florida sun and shade
  • Fixes storm-damaged and equipment-torn lawns fast
  • A finished, even lawn that boosts curb appeal instantly

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Home Improvement Services

Remodeling, painting, exterior work, and full-property improvement — coordinated by one point of contact.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What type of sod is best for Jacksonville, FL?

It depends on your yard. St. Augustine is the go-to for most Northeast Florida lawns and handles part shade well; Zoysia is dense and durable for high-traffic areas; Bahia is a tough, drought-tolerant option for large sunny lots. We recommend the right one for your conditions.

Do you remove the old lawn before installing sod?

Yes. We remove the existing dead or weedy turf and grade the soil first. Laying sod over a bad base is the number-one reason new lawns fail, so we never skip the prep.

How long until new sod takes root?

With proper watering, sod typically begins rooting within 2–3 weeks and is well established in about 4–6 weeks. We give you a simple watering schedule to get it there.

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