Did you know that most new sod is exempt from watering restrictions for 6 weeks after installation? Call today to find out more!
Did you know that most new sod is exempt from watering restrictions for 6 weeks after installation? Call today to find out more!
Before you start, make sure you have the right tools. A long, flexible tape measure will help you cover large areas accurately. Graph paper and a pencil allow you to sketch your lawn and organize your measurements efficiently. A calculator will make it easier to total up your square footage and avoid mistakes.
Once you have identified the sections, measure the length and width of each. Multiply these numbers to find the area of rectangles and squares. For circles, measure the radius and use the formula π × r². Triangles require measuring the base and height and then dividing by two.
After calculating each section, add all the areas together to determine the total square footage of your lawn.
For example, if your front lawn measures 20 feet by 30 feet, that equals 600 square feet. If your side yard is 10 feet by 15 feet, that equals 150 square feet. Combined, you will need 750 square feet of sod.
Use our online sod calculator to make it even easier!
Now that you have your total square footage, you are ready to order. Monarch Sod offers premium sod varieties to suit your needs.
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