What Is Artificial Turf?
Artificial turf is a series of thousands of synthetic fibers made to look and feel like real sod, without any of the fuss. Sports teams often use it for athletic fields, but it’s also a great choice for having a beautiful green lawn all year long.
Even more, the fake-looking artificial turf you may have seen on football fields is a thing of the past. Synthetic grass is more realistic than ever, with blades that replicate how real grass moves and feels.
Our Services
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All-Purpose
A multipurpose artificial grass that works well for high-traffic areas on your lawn.
Summer Blend
This blend stays cool and withstands the wear and tear from kids spending hours outside. It has a blend of green and brown thatch for a natural appearance.
Plush
Great for high-visibility areas that don’t see a lot of foot traffic, such as gardens and front lawns.
Pet
Featuring Quad-Flow permeable backing for proper drainage and antimicrobial fibers, our pet turf is snap to clean up.
Putting Green
Practice your putting game at home! We’ll set up professional putting green designed for your lawn.
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Meet Ben Silva
Sales & Estimating Specialist
Joining our team in 2022 as Sales & Estimating Specialist, Ben has a wealth of experience and expertise. With a background in Synthetic Turf, Ben is well-versed in understanding and meeting clients’ specific needs, offering tailored landscaping solutions that make perfect sense. He excels in identifying the unique requirements for each site and providing comprehensive solutions that encompass lawn care, landscape maintenance, and specialized projects such as synthetic turf installations. Ben is dedicated to building strong relationships, listening attentively to clients’ needs, and delivering accurate estimates that align with their budgets and expectations.
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