Water it often until the roots are established. We used sprinklers morning and evening for a few weeks. It must be kept moist until established. Ten to twenty minutes in each location should be plenty of water. Most say 10 minutes is sufficient.
who ever put your lawn in should have left you with watering instructions. I know in region 8 & 9 you need to keep it wet, not soggy but wet enough for the roots to grab.
Watering new sod or lawn in general should be done first thing in the am before the hot sun .a few inches of water per area should do the trick ,never saturate it ,make sure it is watered at a moderate pace to reach the root system, do not do any fertilizing until the sod has taken and most important choose the proper one for your location
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Lots of water! This will help establish roots. Don't let it dry-out.
Here you go, these tips will help! Didn't the installers leave you with after care instructions?
http://www.bossod.com/residential-sod/maintaining-your-lawn/
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/tips-maintaining-sod-lawn-26187.html
https://m.wikihow.com/Take-Care-of-Sod
I hope this gives you the info you're looking for;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gsa00JuP4eA
Water it often until the roots are established. We used sprinklers morning and evening for a few weeks. It must be kept moist until established. Ten to twenty minutes in each location should be plenty of water. Most say 10 minutes is sufficient.
who ever put your lawn in should have left you with watering instructions. I know in region 8 & 9 you need to keep it wet, not soggy but wet enough for the roots to grab.
Watering new sod or lawn in general should be done first thing in the am before the hot sun .a few inches of water per area should do the trick ,never saturate it ,make sure it is watered at a moderate pace to reach the root system, do not do any fertilizing until the sod has taken and most important choose the proper one for your location