Our Services
At Lone Star Lawn Supply, we provide premium sod, mulch, and topsoil with flexible service options tailored to homeowners, businesses, and contractors. Whether you're tackling a weekend project or managing a full-scale landscape job, we offer fast, reliable delivery and delivery with professional installation to meet your exact needs.
What sets us apart? Our grass is never stored, stacked, or left sitting. We supply only fresh-cut sod, harvested the same day it's delivered—directly from trusted local farms. No warehouse grass. No middlemen. Just vibrant, healthy turf that goes straight from the field to your lawn for maximum freshness, root strength, and curb appeal.
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all. Every order is cut to order and handled with care, ensuring you get the absolute best materials for your property—when you need them. Whether you're laying a single pallet or covering an entire yard, Lone Star Lawn Supply makes it simple, affordable, and done right the first time.
Fresh Materials.
Finished Right.
Fresh cut Texas sod, professional installation, mulch, and enriched topsoil delivered with a clean, dependable process from the farm to your lawn.
Call Or Text Us: 832-865-1197
Farm Fresh Sod, Delivered the Same Day.
Our grass is cut to order at trusted local farms and picked up the morning of delivery. That means less time sitting on a pallet and a better start when it reaches your lawn.
- St. Augustine, Bermuda, and Zoysia options
- Delivery only service for homeowners and contractors
- Each full pallet covers approximately 450 square feet
- Drop off coordinated around access and job site conditions
- Best results when sod is installed the day it arrives
We can help estimate pallets from your square footage and discuss delivery distance before you commit.
More Than Laying Sod. We Prepare the Yard to Perform.
A successful lawn starts below the grass. Our installation process is built around measurement, preparation, careful placement, and a clean handoff.
Inspect & Measure
We review square footage, ground condition, slope, sprinkler access, gates, pets, and the grass type that fits the property.
Remove & Prepare
When needed, existing turf is removed. The soil is loosened, leveled, and graded to create a smooth base for root contact.
Install Carefully
Fresh sod is placed piece by piece with tight seams, clean edges, and attention around trees, beds, walks, and driveways.
Finish & Protect
Starter fertilizer is applied, debris is cleaned up, and you receive clear watering and mowing instructions for the first month.
Clean Delivery. Better Beds. Healthier Soil.
Choose delivery only or ask about spreading and installation. We protect the drop area, keep loose materials organized, and leave a clean, professional finish.
Red Mulch
Bold color contrast with moisture retention and weed suppression for high visibility beds.
Black Mulch
A deep, clean backdrop that makes greenery and flowers stand out while protecting soil.
Pine Bark
A natural, long lasting option with good drainage and airflow around plants and shrubs.
Enriched Topsoil
For grading, leveling, lawn installation, and garden beds that need improved structure and nutrients.
Three Texas Favorites. Three Different Strengths.
Sun, shade, foot traffic, watering, and maintenance all matter. We’ll help you select a grass that fits the yard you actually have.
St. Augustine
Broad bladed and dense. A strong choice for Houston yards with partial shade and consistent watering.
Bermuda
Fast growing, heat tolerant, and durable for sunny, active yards, pets, and high use spaces.
Zoysia
Thick, carpet like turf with good drought and wear tolerance plus better shade performance than Bermuda.
Your First 30 Days Matter.
Every full installation includes simple care guidance so the roots establish and the lawn gets the strongest possible start.
Root It In
Water twice daily in the early morning and late afternoon. Avoid walking on the sod and do not mow yet.
Ease Into Routine
Begin watering every other day unless temperatures exceed 90°F. Mow gently after two to three weeks with the blade set high.
Maintain the Win
Water two to three times per week as needed and fertilize after six weeks with an appropriate starter fertilizer.
Before You Order.
How much sod is in one pallet?
Each full pallet contains approximately 450 square feet of sod.
Do you sell partial pallets?
No. Sod is sold by the full pallet so delivery and freshness stay consistent.
Can I install the sod myself?
Yes. Delivery only is available for DIY customers and contractors. For best results, install it the same day it arrives.
Can you deliver if I am not home?
Yes, with advance instructions and a confirmed drop off area, delivery can be completed without someone present.
How is my quote calculated?
Quotes depend on material type, quantity, delivery distance, property access, preparation, and whether installation is included.
What should I prepare before delivery?
Confirm access, clear the drop area, mark sprinklers or obstacles, and let us know about gates, pets, slopes, or unusual ground conditions.
Tell Us About Your Yard.
Call or text Us for a straightforward quote and scheduling options.
St. Augustine
St. Augustine grass (Stenotaphrum secundatum) is a warm-season, coarse-bladed turfgrass commonly used in residential and commercial landscapes. It exhibits high shade tolerance compared to other warm-season grasses and performs best in well-drained soils with moderate to high fertility. St. Augustine spreads through above-ground stolons (runners), forming a dense turf that competes effectively against weeds. It thrives in temperatures between 80°F and 100°F and requires consistent moisture for optimal growth, although newer cultivars have improved drought resistance. Common maintenance practices include mowing to a height of 2.5 to 4 inches and periodic dethatching to maintain vigor.
Bermuda
Bermuda grass (Cynodon dactylon) is a warm-season, fine- to medium-textured turfgrass valued for its exceptional heat and drought tolerance. It establishes rapidly through both stolons (above-ground runners) and rhizomes (underground stems), forming a dense, durable lawn that performs well in full sun. Bermuda thrives in temperatures between 75°F and 95°F and requires well-drained soils with moderate fertility. It exhibits excellent wear resistance, making it ideal for high-traffic areas. Proper maintenance includes mowing to a height of 1 to 2 inches, regular fertilization, and occasional dethatching to maintain turf vigor and density.
Zoysia
Zoysia grass (Zoysia spp.) is a warm-season, dense-growing turfgrass known for its fine to medium texture and superior drought and wear tolerance. It spreads via both stolons and rhizomes, creating a thick, carpet-like lawn that effectively suppresses weeds. Zoysia performs best in full sun but can tolerate light to moderate shade better than Bermuda. Ideal growing temperatures range from 80°F to 95°F, and it adapts well to a variety of soil types, including clay and sandy soils with good drainage. Maintenance includes mowing to a height of 1.5 to 2.5 inches, moderate fertilization, and occasional dethatching to prevent thatch buildup.
Red Mulch
Red mulch is a decorative, organic ground cover typically made from shredded or chipped hardwood that has been dyed with non-toxic, long-lasting colorants. It serves both functional and aesthetic purposes in landscaping by helping to retain soil moisture, regulate soil temperature, and suppress weed growth. The vibrant red pigment enhances curb appeal and creates contrast around plants, trees, and garden beds. Red mulch is especially effective in high-visibility areas and pairs well with green foliage and light-colored stone or concrete. For best performance, apply a 2–3 inch layer and replenish annually to maintain color and coverage.
Black Mulch
Black mulch is a dyed hardwood mulch designed to provide both functional and visual benefits in landscaping. It is treated with non-toxic, carbon-based colorants that offer long-lasting color retention. Like other mulches, black mulch helps conserve soil moisture, regulate temperature, and suppress weed growth. Its deep, rich color creates a striking contrast against green plants and lighter hardscape features, making it ideal for modern and formal landscape designs. A recommended application depth is 2–3 inches, with annual touch-ups to maintain color vibrancy and coverage.
Pine Bark
Pine bark mulch is an organic mulch derived from the outer bark of pine trees, available in shredded, nugget, or mini-nugget forms. It is lightweight, slow to decompose, and ideal for long-term moisture retention and soil insulation. Pine bark naturally acidifies the soil over time, making it a preferred choice for acid-loving plants such as azaleas, hydrangeas, and camellias. Its loose texture allows for excellent drainage and air flow, reducing compaction around plant roots. Apply in a 2–3 inch layer for optimal performance, and reapply annually or as needed to maintain depth and coverage.
Enriched Top Soil
Enriched topsoil is a premium soil blend composed of screened native topsoil mixed with organic compost or other nutrient-rich amendments. It is designed to improve soil structure, enhance drainage, and boost nutrient availability for healthy root development. Ideal for lawn installation, garden beds, and landscape grading, enriched topsoil supports vigorous plant growth by increasing microbial activity and moisture retention. It is typically applied at a depth of 2–6 inches depending on the project and should be raked and leveled for proper grading before sod or seed installation.
Contact us
Tony Moreno
(832) 865 - 1197
Lonestarlawnsupply@Gmail.com