East Hampton properties — from the Georgica Pond estate corridor along Lily Pond Lane and Further Lane, through the historic Village district with its elm-shaded Main Street and South End burying ground, Egypt Lane heading toward the ocean, Northwest Woods to the inland north, the working community of Springs along Gardiners Bay, and the eastern fade toward Amagansett — represent the deepest concentration of high-design landscapes on the South Fork. Landscape architecture here is published in magazines and judged by neighbors at openings. Soils run from sandy oceanfront outwash on the south to richer loam-over-clay through Northwest Woods and Springs, deer pressure is heavy outside the village, and salt-air burn is real anywhere south of Route 27.
CT Sod has been delivering and installing sod across the South Fork for years. Pallets are cut to order at the farm the morning of your install, hauled out to the East End, placed exactly where you need them by all-terrain forklift — even past a security gate or across a soft sandy drive — and laid by crews whose only job is sod, not general landscaping.