Farm-fresh Kentucky Bluegrass, Tall Fescue, and Bluegrass-Fescue blend sod — cut to order and delivered directly to your Framingham property. One pallet delivered is $699, with volume pricing that drops as your project grows.
Framingham is the MetroWest anchor at the Mass Pike and Route 9 hinge — the Saxonville mill-village blocks at the Sudbury River, the Nobscot section against Nobscot Hill and the Callahan State Park edge, the Stearns and Coburnville neighborhoods on the north side, the Pinefield and Framingham Centre family Colonials around the historic common, the Framingham State University-edge blocks, and the dense downtown and South Side. The soil runs from glacial outwash and till loam across most of the family-suburb blocks to alluvium along the Sudbury River to thin topsoil over granite ledge on the Nobscot Hill grades. None of that does a tired pallet any favors. Sod is a living crop cut from the field, and a pallet left stacked declines fast: the core heats, the blades yellow, and the roots release the soil they grew in. Laid from an aged pallet, sod that is already weakened has little chance to root before it browns.
We cut to order so it arrives with everything it has. Your Framingham load is harvested the morning of delivery or the evening before and on the truck within a day, reaching you cool and still rooted — ready to lay on a Saxonville family street or a Pinefield front lawn and knit in within about two weeks. It is the opposite of a box-store pallet that has dried out on a rack for days before you cart it home.
Framingham is the MetroWest anchor at the Mass Pike-Route 9 hinge, with a deep mix of family-suburb and renovation-conversion neighborhoods stepping out from the historic Framingham Centre common — the Saxonville mill-village blocks at the Sudbury River with their renovated singles and waterfront family streets, the Nobscot blocks against Nobscot Hill and the Callahan State Park edge, the Stearns and Coburnville neighborhoods on the north side, the Pinefield and Framingham Centre family Colonials around the common, the Framingham State University-edge blocks, and the dense downtown and South Side neighborhoods. Soils run from glacial outwash and till loam across most of the family-suburb blocks, to alluvium along the Sudbury River, to thin topsoil over granite ledge on the Nobscot Hill grades. Lawns deal with a true MetroWest pattern — large suburban lots, mature canopy, and the renovation-comp pressure of a market where every front lawn is on the Route 9 broker tour.
Framingham is one of 54 Middlesex County towns on our Middlesex County sod delivery hub, and part of our broader Massachusetts sod delivery coverage across the Northeast.
This page covers sod delivery — pallets dropped at your Framingham property for you or your landscaper to install. Have your soil prep, grading, and topsoil ready on delivery day so the sod can go straight down.
Cool-season sod suited to Northeast lawns. Not sure which fits your property? Call (203) 806-4086 and describe your sun, shade, and foot traffic — we will point you to the right one.
The most recognizable cool-season sod in the Northeast — fine, dark blue-green blades and the dense "carpet lawn" look homeowners associate with premium turf. It self-repairs through underground rhizomes, filling in bare spots naturally. Best for properties with irrigation and full to lightly shaded sun.
The deepest root system of the common cool-season grasses — the right pick for the Saxonville, Pinefield, and Nobscot family yards that carry kids and dogs across the school year, and for the Nobscot Hill estate lots where shallow ledge limits root depth for shallower-rooted blends.
A balanced blend that performs in the mixed sun-and-shade conditions of most Framingham yards — the Framingham Centre and Pinefield blocks with century-old oaks throwing heavy afternoon shade, and the Saxonville and Stearns family streets with mixed sun. Bluegrass contributes the rich color expected on a Framingham Centre common-side front lawn; tall fescue adds the deep roots and slope stability the Nobscot Hill grades demand.
A premium tall fescue cultivar with underground runners that fill in bare spots, worn paths, and pet-urine damage automatically. The most dog-resistant cool-season sod available — the right choice for households where standard sod has failed before. Custom pricing; call for a quote.
Straightforward, delivered pricing. One pallet is a flat all-in price; larger orders are priced per square foot on a sliding scale.
| Order Size | Pallets | Price | Delivery |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500 sq ft | 1 pallet | $699 flat | Included |
| 600 sq ft | 1 pallet | $749 flat | Included |
| 600–1,100 sq ft | 1–2 pallets | $.90 / sq ft | + $99 |
| 1,200–2,000 sq ft | 2–4 pallets | $.75 / sq ft | + $99 |
| 2,100–3,900 sq ft | 4–8 pallets | $.70 / sq ft | + $99 |
| 4,000+ sq ft | 8+ pallets | $.66 / sq ft | + $99 |
Measure the area you want to sod, then match it to the table above. One pallet covers 500–600 square feet.
For a simple rectangular lawn, multiply length by width to get square footage. For irregular yards, break the space into rectangles, measure each, and add them together. It is smart to add about 5–10% extra for cuts, curves, and trimming around beds, walkways, and trees.
Sod is sold by the pallet, so orders round up to the next full pallet. If your project measures 900 square feet, you will order 2 pallets. Not sure how to measure or which tier you land in? Call (203) 806-4086 with your rough dimensions and we will size it with you in a couple of minutes. You can also read how much sod comes on a pallet for more detail.
Planning a project in or around Framingham? These pages cover delivery areas, professional installation, and choosing the right sod for your yard.
Lead times, pricing, and every town we deliver to across Middlesex County.
Our full Massachusetts fresh-cut sod delivery coverage.
Full-service sod installation across Massachusetts.
Which sod variety suits Massachusetts lawns, soil, and climate.
Local variety guidance for your specific area.
Pallet coverage and how to size your order before you call.
First time ordering from us? Here is exactly how it works, so there are no surprises.
Measure your area and call (203) 806-4086. We confirm variety, quantity, and price.
We set a delivery date, typically 2–7 days out, and confirm your address and drop spot.
Your sod is cut fresh and delivered to Framingham. Our forklift places the pallets where you want them.
Install the sod the day it arrives for best results. Then water it in well.
Anyone can drop a pallet in your driveway. Here is what makes our delivery worth ordering.
We coordinate the harvest with your delivery date. Your sod is cut within days of delivery, not pulled from a pile that has been baking for a week. Fresh sod roots faster and greens up stronger.
Our trucks carry all-terrain forklifts, so pallets get placed where you actually need them — not dumped at the end of the driveway. That saves you and your crew from hauling heavy sod across the property by hand.
One pallet is a flat $699 with delivery included — no surprises at checkout. Larger orders follow a clear per-square-foot scale. You always know what you are paying before the truck rolls.
Bluegrass, Tall Fescue, blend, or RTF — we help you match the sod to your sun, shade, traffic, and whether you have dogs. The wrong variety is the most common reason new lawns disappoint.
Our blog library covers Best sod for the Boston area, watering, rooting, and seasonal timing. Order from people who actually understand turf in this climate.
We deliver to every Framingham neighborhood — Saxonville, Nobscot, Stearns, Coburnville, Framingham Centre, Pinefield, the downtown and South Side, and the Callahan State Park-edge and Sudbury River corridor blocks.
A Framingham delivery covers a lot of ground, from dense downtown side streets on one end to genuine grades up near Nobscot on the other. A curbside drop on a steep Nobscot-side yard or a tight Saxonville street leaves the sod well away from where the crew is working. The all-terrain machine handles whatever the site throws at it and sets each pallet on the property rather than wherever the truck happened to stop.
Steep Nobscot-side grades and tight downtown side streets are the thing to plan for, which we sort out before the truck rolls. If your driveway is steep, narrow, or shares a private right-of-way, call (203) 806-4086 before ordering so we can plan it.
Every delivery is a little different, but these are the projects we see most often in Framingham.
Tearing out a tired, weedy, or patchy lawn and starting fresh. Sod gives you an instant, established-looking lawn the day it goes down — no waiting through a season of seeding and bare dirt.
After a build, addition, pool install, or hardscape project, the yard needs turf. Fresh sod finishes the property quickly and cleanly once grading is done.
Repairing dead patches, plow damage, or worn areas. A single pallet covers most repair jobs — see fixing bare spots with sod.
Clean, finished turf right up to hardscape edges. Sod establishes fast in these high-visibility areas — see Kentucky Bluegrass laid around a CT pool.
Framingham landscapers order from us because the product is consistent and the delivery window is predictable — no dried-out sod showing up on a Saxonville renovation install or a Pinefield front lawn the Route 9 broker tour will judge within the week.
Mixed-light yards where seed struggles. The right sod variety establishes where seeding fails — see our guide to the best sod for shaded yards.
The most common sod mistake is buying on price alone and ending up with old, dried-out turf. Sod that has sat too long arrives yellow, brittle, and slow to root — and no amount of watering fully recovers it. By the time it fails, the money is already spent.
Fresh, recently harvested sod is the whole point. We cut to order and deliver within a tight window so the turf goes down healthy. If you want the background on how this goes wrong elsewhere, read the sod delivery scam and how to stop it and how long sod can sit before laying.
Sod is a living product. A little planning around delivery day makes all the difference in how well your new lawn establishes.
Sod should go down the day it arrives. Have your prepped soil ready and a plan to install before delivery — see why sod needs to be laid immediately.
New sod needs water fast and often in the early days. Follow the first 14-day watering guide closely.
Sod roots into what is underneath it. Loose, graded topsoil makes a real difference — see the best topsoil for sod.
New sod knits down over the following weeks and months. Here is how new sod roots over 12 months.
Framingham contractors work a MetroWest market where Pinefield and Framingham Centre front lawns face the daily Route 9 broker tour and the school commute, and Saxonville renovation installs face the steady comp pressure that funds the next sale. Fresh sod that knits in clean within two weeks is what holds the referral pipeline through the MetroWest renovation network.
We deliver fresh-cut pallets on a predictable schedule, with forklift placement that saves your crew the backbreaking haul across the property. For recurring orders or multi-job scheduling, call (203) 806-4086 and talk to us directly.
Verified customer reviews
A sample of verified reviews from our 4.6-star Google Business Profile.
“Placing an order online was easy, they answered a follow up email quickly and texted the day before our schedule delivery date to give me a window for the delivery. The delivery was made on time, and so far the sod is looking good.”
“Amazing customer service and outstanding product. Best sod I have seen in 10 years of garden design & landscaping.”
“I recently decided to purchase sod for my home. After carefully research my options for a sod company I decided to go with CT Sod from Connecticut. I called and spoke with Sean and explained to him what I wanted. Sean was very knowledgeable and assisted with answering the many questions I had. After ordering my sod and having it delivered CT Sod was also amazing in assisting in installing the sod. I would 100% recommend CT Sod, they are very knowledgeable and professional and were willing to meet my needs. They are definitely a five star company.”
“Seamless transaction. Grass was actually delivered as exactly stated. Not one complaint I would highly recommend.”
“We used CT sod it was an excellent experience very high-quality grass with fair pricing and excellent communication highly recommend them to anyone looking for sod any questions I had when installing it they walked me through it will be using them from now on any sod job I get.”
“CT Sod’s website was very helpful for pricing and installation advice. Purchase was easy. The sod was very healthy when it arrived, my son and I installed, and it looks great.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Mainland CT, MA, RI, NH, VT, ME, plus NY Westchester & Hudson Valley. 1 pallet (500 sq ft) minimum.
Estimates use current CT Sod price sheets. Final invoice may vary for installation, soil prep, rush delivery, or sites requiring special equipment.