New sod, grading, and yard work across Greenville. Call Sod Wizards at (864) 906-4682 and get a straight answer on what your yard needs and what it costs.

Sod and the groundwork underneath it. If the dirt is wrong, the grass will not hold, so we handle both parts of the job.
New lawn from bare dirt or straight over a worn out yard. We prep the ground, cut the pieces in tight so the seams disappear, then roll it so the roots make contact.
We strip the old grass and weeds out, haul them off, then lay fresh sod on clean soil. Good option when patching has stopped working and you want the whole yard even.
Smoothing out ruts, low spots, and slopes before any grass goes down. Water needs somewhere to go, and getting the dirt right is what keeps a new lawn alive.
Reshaping the ground so runoff moves away from the house instead of sitting in the yard. We look at where the water comes from before we touch anything.
Turning a builder lot into a finished lawn. We clear the leftover fill, level the ground, then lay sod so the yard matches the house.
We blow off the drive and haul away the old sod and debris before we go. You get the yard back tidy, not covered in tire tracks.
Four reviews, four stars, and the people writing them name Jason rather than a salesman who passed the job along. He is the one you call.
Grading and soil prep are part of the work here, and so is chasing down the low spots that stay wet. Sod on ground that drains wrong fails the way the old grass did.
Pulling out the dead turf and hauling the debris off are both on the service list here. Nothing gets left stacked at the end of the driveway.
A new build usually leaves compacted ground and construction mess where the yard should be. That gets graded and prepped before the first roll of sod.





Most bad lawns are a ground problem first, and new sod rolled over a bad grade just puts green on top of it.
Sod Wizards works out of Highland Drive in Greenville, laying new lawns and putting tired yards back in shape. The job starts with someone actually walking the property, looking at how the ground sits and where the water goes, then telling you what it will take.
Our Google rating is 4.0 across four reviews. What those customers wrote about was showing up when we said we would and hauling the mess off before we left. We are out on jobs Monday through Saturday, 8 to 6.

Tell us the address and what the job is. You get a person, not a form.
We walk it with you and talk through what it actually needs.
A straight number for the work described, before anything starts.
Scheduled, finished properly, and cleaned up behind us.
It comes down to square footage, the grass type, and how much prep the ground needs. Call and we will come measure the yard and give you a price before you commit to anything.
Warm season grasses like Bermuda and Zoysia go down best from late spring through summer while the ground is warm and the roots take hold quickly. Fescue does better in the cooler stretch of fall. We will tell you which fits your yard and whether it is worth waiting.
Usually yes. Sod laid over living grass and weeds struggles to root, so we strip the old lawn and prep the soil underneath. On some yards there is enough bare ground that we can go straight to grading.
Keep foot traffic light for the first two weeks while the roots grab. Water is the big one: new sod needs a good soaking every day at first, then less often as it takes. We go over the watering schedule with you before we leave.
Not sure if you're in range? Give us a call, we cover more of the area than fits on this list.
Tell us what you need and you'll get a straight price back. Fast to respond, seven days a week.