Grade Repair Comes First
Laying sod over a bad grade just preserves the problem. We fix low spots, ruts, and areas that slope toward the house so the new lawn drains properly and mows evenly.
Fresh sod gives you a finished lawn right away, if the grade, soil, and watering are right underneath it.
Stonewell installs sod and repairs lawn grade for homes throughout Wichita and surrounding communities. Whether you're starting a lawn on new construction, replacing a worn-out yard, or fixing low spots and ruts, we start by getting the ground right.
New sod lives or dies by watering in its first weeks. Because we're irrigation specialists, we make sure your sprinkler system covers the new lawn evenly and is set up for establishment watering, and we can adjust or add heads if it isn't.
Low spots and slopes toward the house are corrected first so the lawn drains properly.
Clearing, leveling, and preparing the soil gives the sod a good surface to root into.
We make sure the irrigation covers every new roll evenly and set it up for the establishment period.
New sod is the fastest way to a finished lawn. Here's what we do to make sure it roots in and stays healthy.
Laying sod over a bad grade just preserves the problem. We fix low spots, ruts, and areas that slope toward the house so the new lawn drains properly and mows evenly.
Clearing old turf and debris, leveling, and preparing the soil gives new sod good contact with the ground underneath, which is what it needs to root quickly.
In the Wichita area, tall fescue is popular for its year-round color and shade tolerance, while warm-season grasses like bermuda and zoysia handle heat and heavy use. We'll help you choose based on sun, shade, and how you use the lawn.
New sod needs frequent, even watering for its first few weeks. We check your sprinkler coverage across the new lawn, adjust or add heads if needed, and set the controller for establishment, then explain how to scale back once it's rooted.
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A locally operated, licensed, and insured irrigation company. We take the time to understand your yard and do the work right the first time.
Sprinkler systems are our foundation, so water is planned into every project instead of added as an afterthought.
Grading, drainage, and irrigation are designed together, so your yard drains right, waters right, and lasts.
Good components, careful installation, and clean restoration of the areas we work in, built to run dependably for years.
A clear recommendation and a clear price before work begins, plus updates you never have to chase.
Map of our service area around Wichita, KS
Sprinkler, drainage, and landscape services across Wichita and surrounding communities.
Outside these areas? Larger projects farther out may be possible. See service area details.
It starts with a real conversation. From there, it's three simple steps to a yard that drains right and waters right.
Call us directly for a quick 15‑minute conversation about your yard and your project, or submit a form and we'll reach out to you. Either way, we'll listen and figure out the next step together.
We come out to your property, walk the yard (with you, if you'd like), and look at your system or the space you want to transform. Then you get a straightforward recommendation and a clear estimate, with no pressure.
When you're ready, we schedule the work around you and handle everything from start to finish. Before we leave, we walk through everything with you so you know exactly how it all works.
Tall fescue and warm-season grasses like bermuda and zoysia are common in the Wichita area. The right choice depends on sun, shade, and how you use the yard, and we'll help you pick.
New sod needs frequent watering at first, then less as it roots in. We set up your irrigation schedule for establishment and explain how to adjust it.
Yes. Grade repair for low spots, ruts, and uneven areas is part of what we do, often combined with new sod.
Sod can be installed through much of the growing season. Spring and fall are generally the easiest times for new sod to establish, and timing can depend on the grass type.
Yes. We regularly restore yards with new sod after installing irrigation or drainage, so the lawn is finished when the project is done.
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