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Weather any Storm (or Drought) with Artificial Turf
In recent years, there has been increasing demand for artificial turf, particularly for sports fields and home/commercial landscaping applications. Some market analysis suggests that besides rising familiarity with artificial turf among homeowners and increasing sports field
Homeowners: Benefits of Using Artificial Turf
Don’t paint your dead grass green. Transition to artificial turf. The benefits are life-altering. Artificial turf has a long partnership with sporting venues; however, a change is afoot. More and more homeowners are finding artificial turf
3 Ways To Clean Snow Off Artificial Grass
Most people buy artificial turf to avoid dealing with snow and mud. However, even the best artificial turf can be covered in snow during winter. Let's go over dealing with snow and turf, and then you'll
Q&A: Is Used Artificial Grass Right For Me?
If you've been considering installing used artificial grass for your home or business, you may be wondering if it's the right choice for you. Even if you've already decided that you want to install artificial turf,
Customer Story: Nate Horne – Valley Haven Camp
Nate Horne, a faithful husband, soccer dad, and camp director is one of ReTurf’s many happy customers. It took him just under an hour to tell me everything he appreciated about this company, and its fearless
5 Ways to Use Artificial Turf in Sports & Hobby Applications
Artificial turf can be used for a variety of sports and hobbies, including everything from batting cages to R/C tracks. Whether installed at home or at a commercial facility, artificial turf provides a consistent surface that
Does “Astro Turf” Mean the Same Thing as “Artificial Grass”?
Like Kleenex, Band-Aid, and Q-tip, AstroTurf is a brand name that has often been used in place of the actual name of its product. Think "Hoover" for vacuum cleaner or "Xerox" for photocopying. In the same
Fall Care Tips for Artificial Turf
In autumn, the temperature starts to drop—and so do the leaves. Sure, it’s nice at first, but after that feeling wears off, those autumn leaves can become a bit of a hassle for any property owner.