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Synthetic Grass Installation Process

We want you to feel confident in every step of your turf installation. Here’s what we’ll be doing to ensure your new artificial lawn looks great, performs well, and lasts for years.

Site Prep and Base Installation

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Measure

First, we’ll measure your space to determine exactly how much turf, infill, and base material is needed.

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Turf Edging

We’ll install bender board or metal edging for a clean perimeter and to keep debris out.

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Weed Barrier

Finally, we’ll install a weed barrier to minimize growth beneath the turf, especially if the area has had issues with weeds in the past.

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Prep

We’ll remove 3–4 inches of existing sod and cap or move sprinkler lines to create a clean, workable base.

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Mesh Barrier

To help prevent gopher issues, we’ll install a protective wire mesh barrier under the turf.

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1st Layer of Base Rock

To ensure proper drainage and stability, we’ll install and compact 2½ to 3 inches of base rock for a smooth, even surface.

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2nd Layer of Base Rock

We’ll add a second layer, 1 to 1½ inches of decomposed granite, and compact it again to ensure a solid foundation.

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Turf Installation

  • Once the base is complete, we’ll roll out the turf and let it sit in the sun briefly so it relaxes and becomes easier to work with.

  • We’ll carefully cut and fit the turf to your space, making sure all pieces run in the same direction for a consistent, natural look.

  • After positioning, we’ll secure the turf with 5–6” nails: along the edges every 3–4 inches, and down the middle every 12–24 inches. This keeps the surface secure and prevents shifting.

  • For any seams, we’ll use professional seaming tape and glue to create strong, invisible joins. We take care to align the grain and spacing so the seams blend in seamlessly.

Infill and Finishing Touches

We’ll power broom the turf to lift the blades, then apply recommended infill with a drop spreader to support structure, improve drainage, reduce heat, and add cushioning. After spreading, we’ll broom the turf again for a lush, upright look and trim any uneven fibers for a clean, polished finish.

Note on Putting Greens

If we’re installing a putting green, the process is a little different, as these areas don’t require perimeter or surface nails. We’ll walk you through those details.

We take care of every step so you can enjoy a beautiful, low-maintenance lawn without the stress.

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