SATELLITE LAWN INDEX

Your lawn has a score. Let's raise it.

The grass doesn't always have to be greener next door.

We measure every yard from satellite imagery at the end of summer. If yours went brown, the most reputable sprinkler installer in town can fix that. Quotes are free and there's no obligation.

Get my free quote → FREE · NO OBLIGATION · ABOUT ONE MINUTE
LAWNSCORE · LATE SUMMERSATELLITE · 10 M
YOUR YARD41
NEXT DOOR92
0–100 rank of late-summer greenness in your town. Example values.
FREE NO-OBLIGATION QUOTES1 MOST REPUTABLE INSTALLER PER TOWN0 SALES LISTS · YOUR INFO ISN'T SOLD
01

Tell us about your yard

Address, lot size, and when you'd like it done. One short form.

02

A top local installer reaches out

We work with one irrigation company per town, picked for its reputation, and your request goes to them. They contact you to set up a free estimate.

03

You decide

Look at the quote, ask your questions. If you don't want to go ahead, you don't owe anyone a thing.

REQUEST A QUOTE

Let's get your lawn a better score.

An in-ground sprinkler system waters on a schedule, so your lawn stays green through the dry stretch of late summer and you're done dragging hoses.

  • Free, no-obligation quote
  • Only the most reputable local installers
  • Your info goes only to the installer handling your request

Questions

Is this really free?

Yes. Requesting a quote costs nothing and you're under no obligation to buy.

Who installs the system?

The irrigation company with the best reputation in your town. Lawnscore doesn't install anything itself; we connect homeowners with installers.

Where does the score come from?

Public satellite imagery taken at the end of summer. We rank every lawn in a town by how green it stayed through the dry stretch. It's a comparison, not a judgment.

Will you sell my information?

No. Your request goes only to the installer handling it, and only so they can contact you about your quote.

It's fall. Is it too late?

Fall and winter are the best time to get a quote and a spot on the schedule before the spring rush.