Sod supply + install · Spokane & North Idaho
From bare dirt to a finished lawn — fast.
Next Day Yard supplies and installs fresh-cut Kentucky bluegrass sod across the Inland Northwest. See an honest price online in seconds — then we handle the prep, the haul, and the install. A green lawn by the weekend, not by next season.
Instant estimate
See your price in seconds — no phone tag.
Every other sod company makes you call just to hear a number. We don't. Size your yard, add only the prep it needs, and watch the price build up line by line.
Estimated installed price
$2,520
3,000 sq ft
$0.84/sq ft all-in · fresh-cut sod
Plus delivery — billed by distance (most jobs 75–225 mi), quoted with your on-site visit.
1How big is your lawn?
2Add the prep your yard needsoptional
Every estimate already includes sod + install at $0.84/sq ft. Add only what applies — each is per square foot.
Your estimate, broken out
3,000 sq ft
- Sod + install3,000 × $0.84/sq ft
- $2,520
+ delivery, billed by distance — quoted with your on-site visit.
Free on-site confirmation · No obligation
Why a local crew matters
Built for lawns east of the Cascades.
The Inland Northwest isn't the coast. The grass, the soil, and the timing are all different here — and that's exactly what we know.
The right grass for our climate
Kentucky bluegrass thrives east of the Cascades under irrigation and resists disease in our dry air. For sun, kids, and pets we blend in tall fescue (about 75/25) for heat and traffic tolerance.
Clay and rock, handled
Inland Northwest soils run from Spokane clay to North Idaho glacial till. We grade and amend so roots take hold — we don't just roll sod over hardpan and hope.
Installed in the right window
We plant in the windows that actually take here — mid-April to early June and mid-August to early October — and steer you away from frying new sod in the July heat.
Honest pricing, upfront
A real range online and a firm number on site. No vague "it depends," no pressure, no waiting days for someone to call you back with a figure.
How it works
Four steps from dirt to done.
From your first online estimate to the day you turn on the sprinklers, our crew handles every step — and most yards go from bare dirt to finished in a single day.
- 1
Get your instant estimate
Size your yard online and see an installed price range right away — no waiting for a callback.
- 2
We confirm on site — free
We take a quick look at your ground, check the soil and access, and lock in a firm number and a date.
- 3
We prep and install
Tear out the old lawn, grade and level, add topsoil where it's needed, then lay and roll fresh sod — usually in a day.
- 4
You water, we follow up
We leave you a simple watering schedule and check back in. Roots knit, color comes in, and you've got a real lawn.
Where we work
Serving Spokane & North Idaho.
We install across Spokane County, WA and Kootenai County, ID — from the South Hill to the lake towns of North Idaho. Don't see your town? If you're in the greater Spokane–Coeur d'Alene area, ask — we likely cover you.
Call (208) 691-8445 — we'll tell you on the spot.
Washington
- Spokane
- Spokane Valley
- Liberty Lake
- Mead
- Colbert
- Cheney
- Airway Heights
- Nine Mile Falls
- Veradale
- Medical Lake
North Idaho
- Coeur d'Alene
- Post Falls
- Hayden
- Rathdrum
- Hauser
- Dalton Gardens
- Spirit Lake
- Athol
Before & after
Bare dirt to a finished lawn.
A few recent installs across Spokane and North Idaho. Same yards — just a weekend apart.
Before
AfterGraded dirt to a lush backyard — finished right up to the patio and string lights.
Before
AfterFresh-cut rolls delivered onto bare dirt, laid into a full green lawn.
Before
AfterPrepped, leveled, and sodded — clean green right up to the house.
What neighbors say
Lawns the block notices.
“New build, so we were staring at a dirt lot for months. The price they gave me online was the price I paid, no surprises like I'd heard from other places. Crew showed up, knocked the whole thing out in a day, and were genuinely good guys to have around the house. Went from dirt to a real yard way faster than I expected.”
“Honestly the thing that sold me was seeing a price on the website before I called anybody. The two other companies I tried just wanted to book a sales visit. Guy who came out matched the online number and showed me how to water it.”
“Lawn looks good about a month in and the crew was easy to deal with. Knocking a star because they ran behind the time window they gave me, but they did call ahead so not a huge deal. Would use them again.”
“Our backyard was a mess, half weeds and half dirt where the dog tore it up. They pulled all of it out and had new sod down in a day. Kids were back there playing on it by the weekend.”
Questions, answered
The stuff homeowners actually ask.
When's the best time to lay sod in Spokane and North Idaho?
Two windows take best here: mid-April to early June, and mid-August to early October. We avoid peak mid-summer heat, when new sod struggles to root. If you're set on a summer install, we'll walk you through the extra watering it takes.
What kind of grass do you install?
Kentucky bluegrass — it thrives east of the Cascades under irrigation and shrugs off disease in our dry air. For yards with kids, pets, or full sun, we blend in tall fescue (about 75% bluegrass / 25% fescue) for extra heat and traffic tolerance.
How much does sod installation cost?
Every install includes fresh-cut sod and labor at $0.84 per square foot. From there you add only the prep your yard needs: removing the existing grass is $2.55/sq ft, fresh topsoil $1.75, and regrading $0.40. So most jobs land between $0.84 and about $5.54 per square foot installed, depending on prep. Delivery is billed separately by distance. Use the estimator to build your number line by line, then we confirm a firm quote on site — free.
Do you remove my old lawn first?
Yes, when it's needed. We tear out the old grass, grade and level, and add topsoil where the ground calls for it, so the new sod roots into good soil instead of hardpan.
How soon can you start?
Often within a week or two during install season, depending on the schedule and sod availability. Tell us your timeline in the quote and we'll give you a straight answer.
How long until I can walk and mow on it?
Stay off it for about two weeks while the roots knit in. You can usually mow once it's rooted and around 3 to 3.5 inches tall — we leave you simple instructions.
How much watering does new sod need?
A lot at first — short, frequent watering for the first couple of weeks to keep the roots damp, then tapering off as it establishes. We give you a watering schedule so it takes.
What areas do you serve?
The greater Spokane and Coeur d'Alene area — Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Mead, Cheney and nearby Washington towns, plus Post Falls, Hayden, Rathdrum and across North Idaho. Not sure if you're in range? Just ask.
Free on-site quote
Tell us about your yard.
We'll confirm your estimate, look at the ground, and find a time — usually within one business day. No pressure, no obligation.
- A real, upfront price range
- Local crew that knows our soil and climate
- Most installs wrapped in a single day