FREE HOMEOWNER PROJECT TOOLS

Know the numbers before you start the yard project.

Estimate materials, compare DIY and professional costs, and understand what to ask suppliers or contractors—before spending money.

✓ No signup required
✓ Transparent assumptions
✓ Built for homeowners
WHY USE IT?

Turn “I have no idea” into a project range.

Get a practical starting point for quantity, purchasing, DIY effort, and professional cost—then verify with local quotes.

SATELLITE MEASUREMENT · COMING SOON

Don't know your square footage?

Find your property on a satellite map, click around the lawn or landscape bed, and send the measured area directly into Sod or Mulch.

Choose your project

Both tools are live beta calculators. More project types will be added after these are tested with real homeowners.

SOD v1.0

Sod Project Planner

Estimate sod coverage, pallets, material cost, site complexity, DIY cost, and professional installation.

Plan a sod project →
MULCH v1.0

Mulch Project Planner

Calculate cubic yards, recommended order quantity, bags vs. bulk, DIY cost, and professional installation.

Plan a mulch project →
COMING LATER

More yard tools

Topsoil, seed, fertilizer, watering and other homeowner project calculators are on the roadmap.

How it works

We keep the workflow simple so you can get useful numbers without creating an account or requesting a sales quote.

1

Measure your project

Know the square footage already? Enter it. If not, add simple length × width sections and we'll total them for you.

2

See realistic ranges

We calculate quantity, purchasing needs, DIY costs, and a professional planning range.

3

Decide what to do

Use the estimate to compare local supplier prices or contractor quotes with more context.

TRANSPARENCY

These are planning estimates—not contractor quotes.

Actual pricing depends on supplier, location, delivery, site access, prep work, material choice, minimum charges, and contractor scope. We show our methodology so you can understand the assumptions behind the numbers.

Read the methodology →