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A green lawn without the mowing schedule
Front and back yard turf laid over a properly graded base, with clean seams and tidy edges along beds and walks.
A good fit if
- Patchy grass that never fills in
- Shady spots where nothing grows
- You would rather spend weekends off the mower
How the install goes
Most of the work happens before the turf arrives. We remove the old grass, grade the yard so water runs where it should, and compact a firm base that will not settle unevenly.
Then the turf is rolled out with the grain running the same way, seamed so the joins disappear and pinned along every edge. A final brush stands the blades up.
Layer by layer
- Clearing and gradingOld lawn out, slopes set so water drains away from the house.
- Compacted baseA firm, even layer that keeps the surface flat.
- Turf and seamsRolled, trimmed and joined so the seams stay hidden.
- Edges and infillSecured along beds and walks, brushed and finished.
Questions we hear
Does turf get hot in summer?
It can warm up in direct sun. Shade, lighter infill and a quick rinse all help, and we talk through the options for your yard.
What happens to the old grass?
We remove it and haul it away as part of the prep.
Can turf go right up to the trees?
Yes. We cut neatly around trunks and leave room for roots and watering.
How do I clean it?
A leaf blower or rake for debris and an occasional rinse are usually all it needs.
