Our Putting Green Installation Process
Clear out existing grass
Similar to our sod and artificial turf installation processes, we will remove existing grass or other debris from the area where you want your putting green.
Level soil
Putting greens need a level surface for effective putting, so North County’s experts will grade your soil so the entire green is flat and easy to use for practicing your short game.
Install artificial green
Our team will lay your putting green with exact accuracy so there are no gaps or rough patches after we’ve finished installing it.
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Your Representative
Meet Tara Brockett
Sales Administrator
Since 2021, Tara has been an invaluable member of our team. As our Sales Administrator, she manages our estimators’ schedules, ensuring they are prepared for their appointments and running on time. Her organization and coordination help create a smooth and professional experience for both our team and our clients.
As the first point of contact for many new clients, Tara’s warm and cheerful approach ensures every interaction starts on the right note. Whether booking estimates or answering questions about our services, she provides prompt, helpful information and helps make each client’s first experience with our company a five-star one.
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Who We Serve
Homeowners
We help homeowners achieve beautiful, low-maintenance yards they can be proud of year-round. From lawn health programs to custom landscaping, we take care of the details so you can enjoy your outdoor space.
HOAs and Residential Communities
We work with HOAs and residential neighborhoods to maintain common areas and ensure every property looks its best. Our scheduled services keep things tidy, professional, and worry-free for residents.
Commercial Properties
We specialize in maintaining premium commercial properties that prioritize top-tier service and attention to detail.
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