Plan your
Fort Worth project.
The lawn area, access, preparation, and water provider help define your project before a delivery date is set.
Replacing a Fort Worth lawn
A full replacement and a repair around a path are different projects. For yards in Ridglea, Rivercrest, Tanglewood, or Arlington Heights, send one wide photo and a closer view of the failing area. Include whether existing grass needs removal and whether you want to keep healthy sections. This helps us quote the area you actually want changed.
Planning a new lawn or larger order
For an open lot or new-build project in north or south Fort Worth, separate finished landscape beds, paving, and structures from the area to be sodded. Send your plan or measurements and tell us which preparation work is already complete. Builders and property teams can include quantities and proposed phases in a commercial request.
Watering with Fort Worth Water
Fort Worth publishes assigned twice-weekly sprinkler days and a year-round 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. sprinkler restriction. Its irrigation page also covers new-landscape exceptions and variance requests. Confirm the permission and schedule that apply to your address before arranging delivery. We recommend installing sod where irrigation is close at hand and available for use.
Source: Fort Worth Water irrigation guidance. Checked 2026-09-18. Rules change with drought stage, so confirm the current one before you plan an install.