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  • Reduce the Cost of Lawn Care with Artificial Grass

    You can save save money on water bills by opting for artificial grass for your lawn. Unlike natural lawns, synthetic grass doesn’t require constant watering to maintain its green appearance. It only requires an occasional hosing once every one to three months. If you let your pets go to the bathroom on your artificial lawn, you’ll…

  • To get annual costs, multiply the water bill by twelve.

    The cost of utilities, which includes water bills, can vary significantly by state. In 2019, an average family of four in the United States used about 100 gallons of water daily and paid an average of $72.93 for their monthly water bill. According to data collected by the World Population Review, the states with the…

  • What can increase your water bill above the average?

    Type of GrassHow the type of grass in your lawn affects your water billTwo types of grass are commonly used for residential lawns – Cool Season grasses and Warm Season grasses. Cool Season grasses can withstand colder temperatures and will go dormant in hot, dry weather. Examples of this type of grass include Ryegrass, Fine…

  • How to Remove Infill With A Forklift

    How to Remove with a TruckYou can easily remove infill by tying one end of a rope to the edge of your roll and the other to a car or truck. Drive slowly forward until your turf is unrolled and the infill falls out, and then shake out the remaining infill. How to Remove Infill…

  • Types of Repurposed Turf

    Extracted TurfLike most repurposed turf, extracted turf is sourced from local sports fields. Unlike infilled turf, extracted turf has had the infill professionally removed for a lighter, easier to install product. Without infill turf is only about half a pound per square foot, making it easier to work with. However, infill is absolutely necessary to…

  • It Does Not Require Maintenance

    Artificial grass does not require as much upkeep as genuine grass, but that does not imply it is without maintenance. To keep it in good shape, you still need to do some sweeping and brushing. This regular maintenance will not only increase the life of the grass but will also keep it healthy, fresh, and…

  • Artificial Grass is Expensive

    One common misconception about synthetic yards is that it is prohibitively costly. However, an artificial lawn may be extremely cost-effective in the long run, even costing less than natural grass. When you factor in the cost of lawnmowers, grass feed, fertilizers, pesticides, hoses, water usage, strimmers, and re-turfing required to keep a real lawn looking good, artificial…

  • What’s the best thing about putting your tent on the artificial grass

    Eventually even the toughest kids wind down, and camp-out style sleep overs call for tents. You can certainly pitch tents on your artificial lawn, but don’t use traditional stakes. You can anchor the corners with bricks or heavy rocks, but unless it’s windy the tents will stay put on their own – certainly once the…

  • Why are moles and gophers so destructive?

    They don’t set out to ruin your yard, they are merely looking for food – mostly in the form of roots and small plants. So they burrow along under the surface where the soil is richest and most likely to hold tasty goodies, munching as they go. Unfortunately, their quest for food causes holes and…

  • What To Do If A Critter, Like A Mole, Gets Under Your Artificial Turf?

    Those wretched moles! And their equally wretched cousins, gophers! Digging up a storm, and making a big mess of your lawn, one hole or mound at a time. It’s enough to make any self-respecting home owner throw in the towel. You might as well pave over your yard and be done with it. Whoa! We…