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Has anyone laid their own sod?
If you have, can you tell me about the process you followed? Thanks!
Re: Has anyone laid their own sod?
I lightyly watered the ground where the sod was going to go to help it "stick" bettter.
Laid the sod with tightly together.
Rented a roller thing that you fill with water, rolled over the yard .
Watered well twice a day for a week, then once a day in the am for the next two weeks.
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Tilling the soil will help the sod root, especially if you don't do the roller part, but remember not to leave the area lumpy- it has to be flat.
The most critical thing your new sod lawn will need is WATER. You could sod your driveway successfully if you watered it every day.
Unless the area is very small, I would consider laying sod to be a physically demanding task. I'm quite surprised that someone would describe it as "effortless".