Sod Delivery Service Areas
Fresh-cut sod by the pallet, delivered across the Northshore.
Find your city below for neighborhoods covered, soil profile, drive time, and the grass picks for your block. Every city page lists the local routing details and the ZIPs we deliver to.
Four parishes.
Plus Pearl River and Hancock Counties in South Mississippi. Your sod delivery runs from the Covington yard out across St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, and Washington Parishes in Louisiana, with regular routes east into Pearl River and Hancock Counties on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Each city has its own page covering neighborhoods, soil profile, drive time, and the grass-pick recommendation for that area.
Cities on the regular delivery schedule.
Click any city for its full page with neighborhoods, soil profile, ZIP coverage, drive time, and grass recommendations.
Covington, LA
- St. Tammany Parish
- The yard sits at 20496 LA-36
- Same-day delivery on the local route
- Every grass we carry installs here
Mandeville, LA
- St. Tammany Parish
- 10 to 20 minutes south on Highway 190
- Old Mandeville, Beau Chene, Money Hill, Fontainebleau
- Lakefront sandy loam to oak canopy
Slidell, LA
- St. Tammany Parish
- About 30 minutes east on I-12
- Olde Towne, Eden Isles, Cross Gates, Oak Harbor, Salt Bayou
- Acidic pine forest loam plus post-storm rebuilds
Lacombe, LA
- St. Tammany Parish
- 15 to 25 minutes east on Highway 190
- Bayou Lacombe, Big Branch Marsh, Highway 190 corridor
- Acre-plus pine-canopy lots, Centipede country
Hammond, LA
- Tangipahoa Parish seat
- About 40 minutes west on I-12
- SLU campus, Morrison Boulevard, the I-12 and I-55 junction
- Mixed soil, sandy loam to Natalbany clay
Amite, LA
- Tangipahoa Parish
- About an hour-plus up I-55 North
- Highway 51, the Fair Grounds area, rural acreage
- Open full-sun lots, Bermuda or Centipede
Northshore
- St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington Parishes
- Hundred-mile stretch, lakefront to pine belt
- Five working soil zones across the region
- Every grass on the schedule shows up somewhere
Bay St. Louis, MS
- Hancock County, Mississippi
- About 60 to 75 minutes east on I-10
- Old Town, Highway 603, Bay-Waveland coastal corridor
- Salt air, sandy coastal soil, post-Katrina rebuilds
Picayune, MS
- Pearl River County, Mississippi
- About 50 minutes north on I-59
- Downtown, PRCC area, Highway 43, Carriere, Nicholson
- Acidic sandy loam, Centipede country
How the route schedule works.
Pricing and lead time depend on which zone your address sits in. Zones one through three run same-week with next-day available on stocked grass. Zone four is a longer route and gets batched with other coastal stops.
Local Northshore
- Covington, Mandeville, Lacombe
- 10 to 25 minutes from the yard
- Same-day or next-day on stocked grass
Outer Northshore + Tangipahoa
- Slidell, Hammond, Ponchatoula
- 30 to 45 minutes from the yard
- Next-day on the regular delivery route
North Tangipahoa + South MS
- Amite, Picayune, Carriere
- 45 to 60 minutes from the yard
- Scheduled within 48 to 72 hours
Mississippi Gulf Coast
- Bay St. Louis, Waveland, Diamondhead
- 60 to 75 minutes from the yard
- Plan 72 hours, batched with coastal stops
Service area questions.
St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, and Washington Parishes in Louisiana, plus Pearl River and Hancock Counties in South Mississippi. The Covington yard sits on Highway 36 and the routes run east on I-12, west on I-12, north on I-55, and across the state line via I-10 or I-59.
The schedule covers a roughly hundred-mile stretch from Hammond west to Amite north to Bogalusa east to the Bay St. Louis Gulf Coast. Most cities are 15 to 60 minutes from the Covington yard, with Bay St. Louis as the longest route at about 75 minutes.
The Mississippi sales tax rate applies to Bay St. Louis, Picayune, and surrounding addresses. The trip costs are factored into the per-pallet quote, not billed separately. Coastal Mississippi stops get batched on the same trip when possible.
Call 985-249-2409. The route schedule shifts week to week, and stops outside the regular cities can often get added when the truck is already heading that direction.
Zone 1 (Covington, Mandeville, Lacombe) runs same-day or next-day on stocked grass. Order before noon and your sod typically goes out the next morning, depending on stock and your address.
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