
Sod Calculator
Figure out how much sod you need for a new lawn or patching — waste included.

Figure out how much sod you need for a new lawn or patching — waste included.
Sod is sold by the pallet, and a standard pallet typically covers about 450 square feet, though it varies by supplier. To find your number, multiply the length of the area by its width, then add extra for cuts and curves.
The calculator lets you choose that extra: 5 percent for a simple rectangle, 10 percent for most yards, or 15 percent when the shape has lots of curves. It shows your total square feet, square yards, and the number of pallets.
Measuring your lawn is easier than it sounds. Walk the length and width in big steps, about 3 feet each, and multiply. Your lot survey is another good source for exact dimensions.
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Enter the area in square feet and pick how much extra to allow for curves and edges: 5 percent for a simple rectangle, 10 percent for most yards, or 15 percent for lots of curves. It shows total square feet, square yards, and pallets of sod.
Multiply the length of your bed or yard by its width. For odd shapes, break the area into rectangles, measure each, and add them together. Walking it off works too: one big step is roughly 3 feet.
A standard pallet of sod typically covers about 450 square feet, but it varies by supplier. The calculator uses 450 square feet per pallet.
Yes. It is free, and you do not need an account or to enter your email.
Yes. We install mulch across 22 Twin Cities cities. Call (952) 314-4797 or request a free quote online. We visit your property and quote it in person, then confirm your install week, and our crew handles the rest.
It is a close estimate. We confirm exact amounts when we visit your property and quote it in person.
Yes. We have three free calculators on this site: a mulch calculator, a sod calculator, and a rock and stone calculator. Enter your area and the depth you want and each one shows the amount you need.
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