Surrey • South Surrey • Cloverdale • Fleetwood
15 years. One standard. Fresh cut sod, full lawn installation, and lawn repair for Surrey homes, stratas, and commercial properties. A new lawn in a day, not a season.
Serving the Fraser Valley since 2011.
BC Landscape and Nursery Association members.
Fully insured and WorkSafeBC covered.
Same crew, same day, every visit.
Written quotes. No vague estimates.
Splendid Landscaping installs sod and new lawns across Surrey, BC, from established lots in Cloverdale and Fleetwood to new builds in South Surrey and Panorama Ridge. Fresh cut turf, proper soil preparation, and a lawn you can walk on within a week.
Most Surrey lawns we replace failed for the same two reasons: the ground underneath was never prepared, and the grade sent water the wrong way. Laying new turf over either problem buys you one good season and then the same dead patches come back.
So we fix what is under the grass first. We assess drainage and grade, strip and amend the soil, level properly, and only then lay sod. It costs a little more on day one and it is the difference between a lawn that lasts fifteen years and one you replace again in three.
We handle new lawn installation, sod repair and replacement, full lawn renovation, and artificial turf where a natural lawn will never thrive.
Sod is a layer of soil and living grass grown together and cut fresh for delivery. It gives you a finished lawn immediately instead of the two or three months seed takes to fill in, and it holds a slope while it roots rather than washing out in the first Fraser Valley downpour.
We source turf cut within a day of laying. Sod that sits on a pallet in the sun for three days is already dying when it reaches you, which is the single most common reason a new lawn fails in its first month.
Timing matters too. Spring and early fall give roots the best chance to knit before heat or frost. Our guide on the best time to install sod in BC covers the windows that actually work here.
Site prep, soil testing, grass selection, and installation.
Patch failed areas or lift and replace a whole lawn.
Rescue a thin or patchy lawn without a full replacement.
Fix the drainage and levels before anything green goes down.
For deep shade, hard use, and areas grass will never hold.
Mowing, fertilization, weed control, and aeration.
Four days on a typical Surrey lot.
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We walk the property, check how water moves across it, test the soil, and give you a clear written price. No guesswork and no vague estimates.
02
Old lawn removed and hauled away. Soil amended, graded, and levelled so water runs where it should and roots have something to grow into.
03
Fresh cut turf laid in a staggered pattern, seams tight, then rolled so the roots make contact with the soil underneath.
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You get a watering schedule that suits the season. We check back during the first two weeks, which is when a new lawn is either made or lost.
Three different answers to three different problems. We will tell you honestly which one your property actually needs, including when the cheapest option is the right one.
Our comparison of artificial grass versus real grass goes through the real running costs of each.
Common areas, boulevards, and new development turf across Surrey. We hold WCB clearance, carry full liability coverage, and can be named as an additional insured on your certificate. That is the paperwork strata councils and property managers need before they can award the work.
Sod is priced by area, but the real variable is what sits underneath. A flat lot that only needs levelling costs a fraction of a sloped yard that needs drainage corrected first. We measure on site and put the number in writing.
Surrey is big enough that the work genuinely changes by neighbourhood. South Surrey brings larger lots and coastal exposure, Newton and Whalley are mostly established properties with tired lawns, and Clayton and Grandview Heights are new builds where the developer left builder grade soil behind.
Read what Surrey and Fraser Valley clients say about us.
Sod is priced by area, but the ground underneath drives the real number. A flat lot needing only levelling sits at the bottom of the range, while a sloped yard needing drainage corrected first costs more. We measure on site and give you a written price. You can also see typical rates across the Fraser Valley before you book.
Sod is a layer of soil and living grass grown together and cut fresh for delivery, so you get a finished lawn immediately. Seed is cheaper per square foot but takes two to three months to establish and will not hold a slope while it does.
Spring and early fall. Both give roots time to knit before summer heat or winter frost. Sod can be laid through summer if you can commit to the watering, but it is less forgiving. Our guide on the best time to install sod in BC covers the windows in detail.
Light foot traffic after about a week, normal use after two to three weeks. The first fourteen days matter most. That is when the roots either make contact with the soil underneath or they do not.
Yes. Every installation includes stripping and disposing of the old lawn, then amending and levelling the soil underneath. Laying fresh turf straight over a dead lawn is the most common reason a new lawn fails.
Often, yes. If the damage is localised we can patch it or renovate the lawn rather than replace it. If the cause is drainage or grade we will tell you, because patching over that problem only delays it.
It suits deep shade, dog runs, and small courtyards where grass has already failed more than once. It needs no mowing or watering and looks consistent all year. Our comparison of artificial grass versus real grass covers the running costs.
All of it, including South Surrey, Grandview Heights, Morgan Creek, Ocean Park, Cloverdale, Clayton, Fleetwood, Guildford, Newton, Whalley, and Panorama Ridge.
Yes. Common areas, boulevards, and new development turf, with WCB clearance, full liability coverage, and the option to be named as an additional insured on your certificate.
Water on the schedule we give you, mow once it reaches roughly three inches, and feed it in its first spring. Our notes on fertilizer versus lawn food and brown patches and how to fix them cover the rest.
Practical advice from 15 years of Fraser Valley lawns.
No sales pressure. Just an honest quote and a clear plan.
