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Is There Environmentally-Friendly Artificial Turf?
Years ago, artificial turf used to be an environmental dead end. Once it went into the ground, that was pretty much the entire story: it lived out its years on a field or in a backyard,
How to Fix Areas of Grass That Won’t Grow
Every lawn has that area. You know the one. The rest of the yard comes in fine, maybe not golf-course perfect, but respectable, and then there’s a patch that looks like the earth is rejecting the
What Goes Under Artificial Turf?
Artificial turf does not get laid directly on top of dirt, although that’s a common assumption. A proper installation depends on a compacted stone base that can drain water, spread weight, and stay put over time.
Why You Probably Don’t Need Concrete Under Your Turf
It’s common to see concrete specified under turf surfaces as a default, often at a cost around $6.00 per square foot. In many project plans, it’s treated as a necessary structural step. In most cases, it
Artificial Turf for Rental Properties
Landscaping probably isn’t the first thing you think about when you’re dealing with a rental property. It’s not as urgent as a leaky roof or a busted water heater. But over time, it adds up. Messy
How Artificial Grass Handles Winter Weather (and Care Tips)
If you’ve ever stepped outside after a snowstorm and wondered whether your artificial grass is going to end up a sad, frozen expanse like natural grass —relax. Synthetic turf doesn’t hibernate, and it definitely doesn’t mind
Can Artificial Turf Freeze?
Artificial turf stays outside through everything—summer heat, heavy rain, and long freezes. You don’t have to bring it in for the winter, and you don’t have to cover it up—it just sits there and takes the
Synthetic Grass in Winter – Tips for Snow & Ice
Artificial turf has a reputation for being a "warm-season material"—something people associate with backyard barbecues, summer soccer, and that bright, perfectly trimmed look that never seems to fade. Once winter arrives, though, the questions start rolling