Frequently Asked Questions

 Spring and fall are ideal, but sod can be installed in other seasons with proper watering. 

 Most small patios can be completed in a few days, depending on size and site conditions. 

Yes. We help select plants and colors that fit the season, sun exposure, and maintenance expectations. 

Sod provides immediate results and helps reduce erosion while the lawn establishes. 

If you’re installing new landscaping or sod, a sprinkler system helps protect your investment and ensures consistent watering during establishment. 

Simple, properly zoned systems designed for plant type and sun exposure work best. Overly complex systems often cause issues later. 

Yes. Many homes add sprinklers when upgrading landscaping or replacing lawns. 

Costs vary based on yard size, zones, and layout. A professional should explain options clearly without overselling features you don’t need. 

Yes. We regularly handle sprinkler systems and landscaping for new homes and residential developments.  

Most yards in southwest Missouri sit on heavy clay soil, which drains very slowly. When water has nowhere to go, it pools on the surface. In many cases, the issue isn’t just drainage — it’s grading, soil structure, or how water flows across the property. 

Clay soil isn’t bad — it just requires the right approach. Certain plants, installation methods, and soil preparation techniques work far better than others in this region. 

Plants that tolerate clay soil, heat, and seasonal rainfall perform best. Choosing the right plants upfront prevents long-term maintenance issues and replacements.