A. Artificial grass, or synthetic turf, can get very hot on warm, sunny days - reaching temperatures of 120–180°F. This is 20–50°F hotter than natural grass and can be as much as 40–70°F hotter than the surrounding air. Artificial Turf can be cooled down by spraying cool water from a hose.
A. No, the beauty of artificial turf is that it is maintenance free. It is suggested once a year to wash it down with a little bleach or turf deodorizer.
A. We recommend using pea rock (crushed gravel). It allows water to drain freely and eliminates water blockage.
A. Most artificial turf manufacturers provide 15 years warranty. However, from our experience, turf can last longer depending on the amount of traffic it encounters
A. We recommend using a plastic rake and a leaf blower. Also, if the turf is dry, you can use a standard home vacuum.
A. Most cities and neighborhoods don’t require a permit in the backyard or on the sides of the home. However, you may need a permit for the street facing areas in front of the home. Please contact us to discuss the laws and regulations in your specific city.
A. Pet urine drains straight through to the sub-base. It is recommended to wait a few hours for it to dry then spray a household disinfectant such as Lysol on the affected area (bleach doesn’t affect the color).