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Can anyone give me a ballpark amount for the cost of professional lawn leveling
Posted on 10/14/21 at 1:36 pm
Posted on 10/14/21 at 1:36 pm
Can anyone give me a ballpark amount for the cost of professional lawn leveling of a 180' x 80' lot?
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Posted on 10/14/21 at 1:49 pm to CommieHater
i had a friend pay $5k for her yard to be regraded. its big, like 150x350
it all depends on trees and how much digging or new dirt is needed
i dont remember who it was but he was out of hammond
it all depends on trees and how much digging or new dirt is needed
i dont remember who it was but he was out of hammond
Posted on 10/14/21 at 1:51 pm to keakar
Paid close to the same in CENLA to get my yard regraded.
Also don't forget to factor in cost of seeding/sodding once you do it.
Also don't forget to factor in cost of seeding/sodding once you do it.
Posted on 10/14/21 at 10:53 pm to CommieHater
What exactly do you mean by ‘leveling’. Seems like from the answers you’ve got so far, you are completely removing sod, regrading and then reseeding/resodding.
In my mind, leveling a lawn is top dressing and working in a sand/soil mix up to 2” max to eliminate minor low spots, and trouble areas. Existing sod is allowed to grow up through new sand/soil. This would be way less expensive. My neighbor paid $750 for this in the Houston area. 55’ small residential lot.
In my mind, leveling a lawn is top dressing and working in a sand/soil mix up to 2” max to eliminate minor low spots, and trouble areas. Existing sod is allowed to grow up through new sand/soil. This would be way less expensive. My neighbor paid $750 for this in the Houston area. 55’ small residential lot.
Posted on 10/15/21 at 6:39 am to keakar
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i dont remember who it was but he was out of hammond
If you do remember or can find out, please report back here. Thanks.
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