Artificial grass is incredibly durable, perfect for high-traffic areas and harsh climates. Unlike natural grass, it doesn’t deteriorate, giving you a long-lasting solution for both residential and commercial spaces.
Artificial turf typically lasts over 15-20 years, making it a cost-effective choice in the long run. Plus, you’ll save on maintenance since it requires no watering, fertilizers, or mowing. It’s also resistant to damage from weeds and pests, keeping your lawn looking beautiful year-round.
Professional Installation Tips
Getting top-notch results with artificial grass starts with picking the right suppliers and installers. Look for a company with a good reputation and positive reviews. Quality materials combined with skilled experts always deliver the best outcome.
These are the steps we would take to ensure a flawless installation:
- Clear the area. Remove all existing grass, rocks, and debris.
- Create a stable base. Add a layer of crushed stone or gravel for effective drainage and a stable foundation.
Once the base is ready:
- Lay out the turf. Unroll the artificial turf and let it acclimate for a few hours to reduce wrinkles.
- Trim for a perfect fit. Carefully cut the turf to fit the area using sharp blades. Ensure clean, precise lines around edges and obstacles.
- Secure the seams. Use joining tape and adhesive where two pieces of turf meet. Press firmly to prevent shifting.
- Finish with infill. Lift and separate the grass fibers with a broom, then evenly distribute infill material like sand or rubber granules. This adds weight, stability, and a natural look to your artificial grass, while also cushioning the surface for safety and comfort.