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Updated 4 min readGrass DFW team
The short answer
Wholesale per-pallet pricing at Grass DFW starts at 16 pallets, and a full truck carries 18, which is 8,100 sq ft. You can split a truck across varieties, have it delivered to the jobsite or pick it up in Pilot Point, and book it with 72 hours’ notice. Send the varieties, pallet count, jobsite address and timeline for a written quote.
Wholesale per-pallet pricing starts at 16 pallets, and a full truckload is 18. You do not have to buy a full truck: we sell by the pallet, by the half-truck and by the full truckload, and a smaller job still gets the regular per-pallet price.
| Order | Pallets | Sod it covers | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| A smaller job | Under 16 | Under 7,200 sq ft | Regular per-pallet price |
| Wholesale | 16 and up | 7,200 sq ft and up | Wholesale per-pallet price |
| A full truck | 18 | 8,100 sq ft | Wholesale per-pallet price, on one truck |
| Variety | Retail per pallet | Wholesale per pallet | Wholesale per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bermuda 419 | $250 | $190 | $0.42 |
| St. Augustine Palmetto | $310 | $250 | $0.56 |
| Zoysia Palisade | $350 | $290 | $0.64 |
| Zoysia Zeon | $350 | $290 | $0.64 |
Live prices from our catalog, for the sod only. Delivery (priced from your ZIP code), optional installation and sales tax are separate. Half and quarter pallets are on the sod page. Wholesale rates apply from 16 pallets.
The second table reads live prices from our catalog: the regular price of a pallet next to the wholesale price, and what each works out to per square foot. Dollar figures stay out of the text because they change, and the table is the source. The wholesale page shows the same rates next to the quote form.
A full truck carries 18 pallets. At 450 sq ft each, that is 8,100 sq ft of sod on one truck.
You can split the truck by variety however the job needs it: for example, 10 pallets of Bermuda 419 and 8 of Zoysia on the same load. Tell us the split when you request the quote.
72 hours’ notice is enough for a wholesale load. Sod is perishable, so a load is scheduled for your install date instead of coming off a shelf. Need it sooner? Call or text (214) 702-0622.
If your install date moves, call as soon as you know so we can find your load a new slot. A change to a scheduled load follows the same 72-hour rule as any other order: see our delivery policy.
Sod is perishable and heavy, so a delivery goes best when the site is ready before the truck arrives.
Yes. For crews building the same lawns week after week, we set up recurring supply and build the delivery calendar around your schedule. Send us the schedule and we plan from there.
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We come back with wholesale pricing for your order, with a same-day response on most requests.
Ready to price a job? Send your pallet count and jobsite on the wholesale page.
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In DFW you can buy sod from a sod supplier by the pallet, delivered or picked up, from a nursery for a small patch, or from a landscaper who supplies and lays it. At Grass DFW you choose delivery or pickup at our Pilot Point yard and book at least 48 hours ahead. Enter your ZIP at checkout: if it is outside our service area, we tell you before anything is charged.
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Measure the area to be sodded in square feet, add 5% to 10% for cuts and divide by 450, the coverage of one pallet, then round up. For example, a 1,000 sq ft lawn with a 10% margin needs 1,100 sq ft: 3 whole pallets, or 2 pallets plus a half pallet.
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Sod is sold by the pallet, and a pallet covers 450 sq ft, so the price per square foot is the pallet price divided by 450. The live table below shows today’s price per pallet and per square foot for each variety. That price is for the sod only: delivery, optional installation and sales tax are separate lines.
We deliver sod across Dallas–Fort Worth and can lay it with our own crew. Call or text and we will give you a free, written estimate.
