Quick answer: Bare areas commonly result from shade, traffic, irrigation gaps, drainage, pests, disease, pet use or unsuitable turf for the location.
Start with sunlight
A spot that stays thin year after year beneath trees or between closely spaced homes may not receive enough light for the existing turf.
Check water distribution
Dry corners and areas behind shrubs can be missed by irrigation even when the rest of the lawn looks healthy.
Look for repeated traffic
Pets, play areas and shortcuts across the lawn can compact soil and wear turf faster than it can recover.
Fix the cause before installing sod
New sod may look good temporarily, but the same bare spot can return if shade, drainage or irrigation remains unchanged.
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