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Tue, Sep 18, 12 at 20:56
| Hi,
I need to replace ~300 sq.ft of sod on my front yard. It has easy access but the original sod was laid over subsoil full of rocks so I guess that ~4" of the subsoil should be replaced with topsoil before new sod can be put over. Can anyone give me an idea what price range I should expect from landscapers for this job? Thanks. |
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| If you can just put new topsoil on top of the rocks, that will save you a lot of money. Removing the old topsoil is most of the work. Say you get a new 6" of soil, that will be 150 cubic feet of soil or roughly 6 cubic yards. That will cost around $250 delivered. The new sod will cost maybe $300 installed. Labor will be 2 people all day and add maybe another $400 to the cost. Factor in profit and I would guess you're looking at $1,200-$1,500. If they have to dig out 4" of soil and haul it away and regrade, they'll probably have to bring in heavy equipment and it will likely add another $750 to the cost. Just ballpark idea. You really need to get a few esitmates from local companies. |
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- Posted by barmaley1970 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 20, 12 at 22:35
| Thanks a lot, kidhorn! |
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