Give your home the curb appeal you've always wanted with sod grass. As the leading company for sod lawn in Sacramento, Park Avenue Turf is committed to meeting your unique landscaping needs with personalized care, and premium quality sod grass. For more than 25 years, we have proudly provided sod to Sacramento and Bay Area home and business owners, helping to give their lawn a fresh, clean look with minimal required maintenance. From competitive prices to friendly, personalized service you can only get from a family-owned business, we'll help you to choose the right variety of sod for your Sacramento home or business, and then install it to give your lawn an amazing look.
In 1986, owners Mike Strunk and his wife Chikako moved from Oregon to California in search of land on which to start a sod farm. They began with four acres in Sonoma County and now, Park Avenue Turf consists of two separate farms, totaling over 400 acres, servicing the entire Bay Area from Oregon to Nevada and from the Central Valley to the west coast. Mike has fond memories of the early days of the business, when customers would come to the back door of his home and place sod grass orders at the single desk that he had placed there.
When it comes to lawn maintenance, sod installation, and troubleshooting lawn problems, Park Avenue Turf has you covered. Here you can find answers to general lawn and sod questions, lawn care maintenance tips and lawn experts standing by to further assist you. We offer Northern California homeowners and professionals the best lawn advice, the best customer services, and the most competitive pricing. Improve the look of your lawn when you come to Park Avenue Turf to get sod grass for your Sacramento Valley or Bay Area home.
Whether the lawn your caring for resides in the mild temperatures of Santa Cruz or endures Sacramento's extreme climates, these watering tips will help you maintain your lawns beauty year-round. For more lawn watering advice from the experts at Park Avenue Turf, contact us today! Keep sod saturated for the first couple of days. Water for 15 to 20 minute intervals at least 4 times a day, preferably before 12:00 P.M., so that surface moisture will have a chance to evaporate during the day, giving you fewer problems with fungus and disease.
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