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==Services== Texas Sod & Drainage Pros provides a comprehensive range of landscaping and drainage services designed to improve outdoor spaces while supporting healthy turf growth. The company's primary services include: *Sod installation *Lawn replacement *New lawn installation *Lawn grading and leveling *Drainage correction *French drain installation *Surface drainage systems *Soil preparation *Yard leveling *Residential landscaping *Commercial landscaping Each project begins with an evaluation of the property's existing conditions, including soil quality, drainage patterns, slope, and grading. Based on this assessment, the company develops a customized installation plan intended to create suitable conditions for successful sod establishment and long-term lawn performance. The company primarily installs warm-season grasses adapted to the climate and growing conditions of North Texas, including: *[[Bermuda grass]] *[[St. Augustine grass]] *[[Zoysia]] These grass varieties are selected according to factors such as sunlight exposure, irrigation availability, expected foot traffic, maintenance preferences, and the specific characteristics of each property.
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