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Treasure Coast Sod helps homeowners, property managers, builders and businesses with sod installation, lawn replacement and sod delivery throughout Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, Stuart and surrounding Treasure Coast communities.
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Sod Installation
From lawn replacement to new construction, we help plan the install, sod selection and finishing details.
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Need fresh sod delivered to your home, jobsite or commercial property? Request a delivery quote by project size and city.
Explore delivery →Sod Selection
Compare St. Augustine, Floratam, Zoysia, Bahia and Bermuda based on sun, traffic, appearance and maintenance goals.
Compare sod types →Choose sod for the way your property actually lives
The “best” sod is different for a sunny front yard, a shaded side yard, a rental, a high-traffic family lawn or a commercial property. We make the choice easier.
- Sun and shade exposure
- Irrigation and watering access
- Foot traffic, pets and play
- Appearance and mowing preference
- Budget and long-term maintenance
Popular Treasure Coast sod choices
Not sure which one fits? Use our sod comparison guide.
Serving Florida’s Treasure Coast
Port St. Lucie
Sod installation and delivery across St. Lucie West, Tradition, Gatlin, Torino and surrounding neighborhoods.
Fort Pierce
Residential and commercial sod service throughout Fort Pierce and nearby St. Lucie County communities.
Stuart
Sod installation, replacement and delivery for Stuart and nearby Martin County communities.
Jensen Beach
Fresh sod solutions for homes and properties in Jensen Beach and nearby areas.
Palm City
New lawns and replacement sod for Palm City homes, rentals and commercial properties.
Vero Beach
Sod project support for Vero Beach and the southern Indian River County area.
Common questions before installing sod
How much sod do I need?
Measure the lawn area in square feet, subtract large non-grass areas, and allow a modest amount for cuts and waste. Irregular lawns may need a little more. We can help estimate from your project details.
How soon should new sod be watered?
New sod should be watered promptly after installation so the sod and soil beneath it are thoroughly moist. Early watering is critical while roots begin establishing.
Can you replace an existing lawn?
Yes. Lawn replacement typically involves removing or preparing the existing turf, correcting obvious grade or debris issues, then installing fresh sod with tight seams.
Which sod is best for Port St. Lucie?
St. Augustine varieties are common in South Florida, but the right choice depends on sunlight, traffic, maintenance preference and irrigation. Zoysia, Bahia and Bermuda can also make sense in the right setting.