Artificial Turf Tips, Costs & Guides for North Texas
Practical, no-nonsense advice on artificial turf for homeowners in Dallas, Fort Worth, Frisco, Plano, McKinney and across North Texas. Browse our latest guides on pricing, heat, pets, HOAs, drainage and more.
Can You Pressure Wash Artificial Turf? Here Is What It Actually Does
The short answer is no You can point a pressure washer at artificial turf. It will look clean for about a week. Then the lawn will start going…
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Why Artificial Turf Goes Flat, and What Actually Brings It Back
Flat, grey, lying over in the traffic lanes. Matted turf is almost always a lawn that has lost its infill, and no amount of brushing puts that back. Here is wh…
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Backyard Putting Greens in DFW: Why the Base Matters More Than the Turf
Two greens can use the same turf and roll nothing alike. The difference is under the surface. Here is how we build ours, and the questions that separate a real…
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Does Pet Turf Smell? What Actually Causes Dog Urine Odor in DFW
Whether a pet turf yard smells comes down to the base under it, the infill in it, and how fast urine drains through. Here is what a pet system has to include t…
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Will Artificial Turf Cost Me My Foundation Watering?
Most turf crews cap your sprinklers on the way out. In North Texas clay, that can cost you a slab. Here is how to install turf and keep watering your foundatio…
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Front-Yard Artificial Turf: Curb Appeal That Survives Texas Heat
Your front yard is the first thing buyers, neighbors, and you see every day, and in North Texas keeping it green through brutal summers is a losing battle…
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Artificial Turf and Drainage: Why North Texas Clay Soil Matters
Drainage is the part of an artificial turf install most homeowners never think about, and the part that determines whether your lawn stays perfect or turns int…
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