Fresh sod laid on graded, prepped soil for a full green lawn — front yards, backyards and bare new-build lots — Katy, Harris and Fort Bend counties.
New construction is constant in Katy, and that means new sod is too — but the sod a builder rolls out before closing is rarely built to last. It's often thin, laid over compacted or poorly graded dirt, and stressed before a homeowner even moves in. Across Elyson, Firethorne, Grand Lakes and Cross Creek Ranch, it's a familiar story: the lawn looks fine through the first spring and then fails outright once the first full Katy summer hits, patchy and brown in the spots where the grading was worst underneath.
Jbulnes Landscaping installs fresh sod on soil that's actually been graded and prepped first, which is the step a lot of new lawns skip. That matters more in Katy than most places because the ground here is flat prairie land that already drains slowly — sod laid without attention to grading just sits on wet, compacted dirt and struggles from day one. Jose handles full-lawn installs on new-build lots as well as replacing an older lawn that never recovered from its first bad summer, front yard, backyard, or both, sized to whatever the lot actually needs.
In Katy's new-construction neighborhoods — Elyson, Firethorne, Grand Lakes and Cross Creek Ranch — sod installation means starting over on properly graded soil instead of laying grass on top of the same problem the builder left behind.
Wood fences, sod, walkways, pavers, drainage, sprinkler repair and pressure washing — one owner-operated crew, in English or Spanish.
See also sod installation across Harris and Fort Bend counties or the Katy overview.





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