CONTACT OUR GLADYS SOD SUPPLIER

Contact us via one of the channels below to talk with one of our staff, schedule a consultation or get a fast quote for your residential or commercial sod installation in Glady, VA or any tree care project. We’re available during working hours and will contact you back within less than 24 hours.

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Have questions about our sod, seed, or installation services? We’re here to help! Whether you’re planning a residential lawn, athletic field, or commercial landscape, our sod suppliers in Gladys are ready to provide expert guidance and prompt support.

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OUR ADDRESS

8250 Brookneal Hwy, Gladys, VA 24554

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CALL US

(434) 219- 2277

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EMAIL US

bsf@basssodfarm.com

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Got questions? Check out our FAQs before contacting us.

What types of sod do you offer?

We grow and sell Turf-Type Tall Fescue/Bluegrass Blend, Zeon Zoysia, and Common Bermuda. Each is cut to order for freshness and performance.

How do I place an order?

You can call our sod suppliers in Gladys, VA at 434-219-BASS (2277), email bsf@basssodfarm.com, or visit our office to schedule pickup or delivery.

Do you deliver sod to residential properties?

Yes! Our Gladys sod suppliers deliver to both residential and commercial sites. We also offer installation services if you need professional help.

Do you sell grass seed?

Yes, we offer custom-blended seed for those who prefer to plant and grow their own lawn from scratch.

When is the best time to install sod?

Cool-season grasses like fescue are best installed in spring or fall. Warm-season grasses like Bermuda and Zoysia thrive with spring or early summer planting.

Can I pick up sod myself?

Yes. Sod pickup is available Tuesday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 8:30 AM at our office in Gladys, Virginia.

Do you offer installation services?

Absolutely. Our installation services for residential and commercial sod projects in Gladys include delivery, starter fertilizer, professional laying, trimming, and stapling—everything needed to get your lawn growing strong.

What’s the difference between sod and sprigs?

Sod is mature grass with soil that’s rolled out like a carpet. Sprigs are pieces of grass stems used for large-area planting, ideally in spring.