New turf laid on a properly prepared base, so your lawn establishes evenly and holds up to everyday use.
Turf in Sydney
A lawn is only as good as the ground underneath it. ASBDS prepares the site properly — grading, soil and drainage — before laying turf, which gives new grass the best chance of establishing evenly and staying healthy long-term.
Whether you're replacing a tired lawn or turfing a new section after other works, we select turf varieties suited to Sydney's climate and your yard's sun exposure.
Benefits
- Proper site preparation for even establishment
- Turf varieties selected for local conditions and sun exposure
- Immediate visual result compared to seeding
- Improves drainage and reduces bare, patchy areas
- A finished, usable lawn ready for regular care
What's Included
- Site preparation, grading and soil conditioning
- Turf supply and delivery coordination
- Laying and levelling
- Initial watering guidance for establishment
- Edge tidy-up against garden beds, paths and fences
Our Process
Ground preparation is the most important part of turf installation. We grade and condition the soil before laying, so the finished lawn sits level and drains properly.
Turf across Sydney and surrounding regions
ASBDS Landscaping provides turf to homeowners across the following regions.
Turf frequently asked questions
It starts with preparing the site — removing old grass or debris, grading the ground and conditioning the soil — before turf is laid, levelled and watered in.
New turf needs regular watering in the first few weeks to establish its root system, followed by normal mowing and watering once it's settled in. We'll talk you through the initial care needed for your lawn.
This depends on the season and how well it establishes, but generally turf needs a couple of weeks of light use before regular foot traffic.
Yes, with the right site preparation. Where a slope is significant, a retaining wall may be recommended first to create a stable, level base.
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