Pleasant Grove · 1,300 sq ft
1,300 sq ft deep-shade lawn replacement in Pleasant Grove, Utah
A representative 1,300 sq ft build for Pleasant Grove — what it involves, how long it takes, and what it runs to.
What people are solving for
Most people arrive at this one the same way: a lawn that needs constant attention and still looks tired by August, or a patch that never fills in and turns to mud each spring.
How it goes in
Existing sod and organic material come out, the subgrade is compacted, fabric goes over clay, and a screened free-draining base is laid in lifts and plate-compacted to grade. Turf is seamed rather than overlapped, the perimeter is secured against a hard edge restraint, and infill is brushed in to stand the blades up.
Specification
- City
- Pleasant Grove, UT
- Size
- 1,300 sq ft
- Turf
- ForeverBlade for most lawns; WildGrass where the yard is viewed close up.
- Base
- Excavation to depth, geotextile over clay subgrade, then a crushed and refined granite base — screened, no oversized rock — laid in lifts and plate-compacted to grade.
- Hardscape
- None, beyond edge restraint where the turf meets beds or paving.
- Drainage
- The crushed and refined granite base stays porous rather than sealing up the way fines-heavy road base does, so water keeps moving down through it instead of pooling.
- Typical timeline
- 2–4 working days
- Typical range
- $17,000 – $24,500
Timeline and range are typical for a build this size, drawn from the same figures on our pricing page. Your yard gets a real number after we have measured it.
Want something like this in Pleasant Grove?*
Send your address and a couple of photos. We come measure, and you get a written number with base depth and materials spelled out.