Artificial Turf Cleaning & Restoration in Dallas–Fort Worth
Deep cleaning, odor removal, and full infill restoration for artificial turf across DFW, priced by the square foot and handled by the same crew that installs it. Artificial grass cleaning for pet homes is our specialty, not our exception.



Turf does not stay new on its own
Artificial turf never needs mowing, but it still collects everything that lands on it. Leaves and pollen break down into the infill, foot traffic mats the fibers flat, and in pet homes urine salts build up in the base until one hot North Texas afternoon makes it obvious. Cleaning is not cosmetic. It restores drainage, resets infill depth, and adds years to a lawn you already paid for. If dogs use the yard, start with pet turf cleaning. If the yard is in Tarrant County, see turf cleaning in Fort Worth. In Collin County we run the same three tiers in Plano, Frisco, McKinney and Allen. If you would rather stop thinking about it, put it on a maintenance plan. If the blades have gone flat and grey and brushing them no longer holds, read why artificial turf goes flat.
Cleaning & Restoration
Three levels of turf cleaning, priced by the square foot
Every service is quoted per square foot with a $250 minimum, and we tell you which level your yard actually needs before we book it — not after we are standing in it. Most homes with dogs land on Pet Reset.
Level 01
Turf Refresh
$250 minimum per visit
Best for: no-pet lawns buried in leaves, dust and pollen, with fibers laid flat by foot traffic.
- Power brooming to lift and rebloom matted fibers
- Vacuum pass to pull debris and fines out of the pile
- Infill leveled and topped off where it has thinned
- Enzyme cleaner as a light sanitizing pass
- Perimeter weed pull and clean edge cut
- Drainage holes cleared and backing de-compacted
Recommended 1–2× per year
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Pet Reset
$250 minimum per visit
Best for: dog owners catching the first hint of ammonia after a hot Texas week.
- Everything in Turf Refresh
- Enzymatic flush pushed through the full infill layer, not a surface mist
- Extra vacuum time on bathroom spots and dog run lanes
- Infill top off with antimicrobial and zeolite blend in thin and compacted zones
- Odor treatment worked into repeat bathroom spots
Recommended every 3–4 months
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Full Restoration
$250 minimum per visit
Best for: multi-dog homes, rentals between tenants, and turf that has never been serviced.
- Everything in Pet Reset
- Deeper vacuum extraction, so contaminated infill comes out instead of going further down
- Heavier enzyme dwell on the worst zones
- Full infill top off back to spec depth across the lawn
- Seam and edge inspection
- Walkthrough with you before we leave
Recommended annually, or at move-in
Get a Free Quote- $250 minimum per visit
- Covers mobilization, water and equipment on smaller yards. Anything above the minimum is straight square footage.
- Pet waste removal +$100
- Only charged if the yard has to be picked before our crew can start work.
- Over 2,000 sq ft?
- Large lawns, HOA common areas and multifamily bark parks get volume pricing — ask for a walk-through quote.
Not sure which level you need? Send a photo to (214) 814-5416 and we will tell you straight.
What a cleaning day actually looks like
- Walk the yard: we check drainage, infill depth, seams, and problem spots before we quote you a level.
- Power broom: matted fibers get lifted against the grain so the lawn stands up instead of lying over in the traffic lanes.
- Vacuum: debris, loose organic matter, and spent infill come out of the pile instead of getting pushed deeper into the backing.
- Enzyme cleaner: on every visit. On pet levels it is driven through the full infill layer so uric acid actually breaks down, not just misted on the blades.
- Infill top off: fresh antimicrobial and zeolite infill goes back to spec depth in the thin spots. On Full Restoration, contaminated infill is vacuumed out first.
- Final walkthrough: we show you what we found, what we fixed, and what to keep an eye on.
Cost and scheduling
How much does artificial turf cleaning cost in Dallas–Fort Worth?
Elite Texas Turf prices cleaning by the square foot: $0.50 for a Turf Refresh, $0.75 for a Pet Reset, and $1.00 for a Full Restoration, with a $250 minimum per visit. A 600 square foot pet yard on the Pet Reset level runs about $450. Yards over 2,000 square feet get volume pricing.
How often should artificial turf be cleaned?
A no-pet lawn in North Texas does well with one or two visits a year, usually after fall leaf drop and after spring pollen. Homes with dogs are better served quarterly. Turf that has never been professionally serviced, or a rental between tenants, usually needs a Full Restoration first and then settles into a regular schedule.
Do you charge extra for pet waste?
There is a $100 add-on if the yard has to be picked before our crew can start. If the yard is already picked up, you do not pay it.
Do you clean turf you did not install?
Yes. We clean and restore any brand of artificial turf in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, no matter who installed it. If we find a real installation problem underneath, such as a failed seam or a base that was never compacted, we will tell you honestly instead of cleaning over it.
Is artificial grass cleaning the same as turf cleaning?
Yes. Artificial grass cleaning, synthetic turf cleaning and artificial turf cleaning all describe the same service, and people in Dallas use the terms interchangeably. Whatever you call it, the work is the same: we lift and remove debris, treat the backing and infill for odor and bacteria, groom the fibers back upright, and top up infill where it has thinned or migrated. If you would rather handle the routine yourself between professional visits, we wrote a full guide to how to clean artificial turf.
Pets, odor, and results
Will cleaning actually get rid of dog urine smell?
In most cases, yes. Odor comes from urine salts and bacteria trapped in the infill, not from the turf fibers, so surface rinsing alone does not solve it. Our Pet Reset flushes the infill with enzymes and antimicrobial treatment. When odor is severe or the infill is old, Full Restoration extracts the contaminated infill entirely and replaces it, which is the only reliable fix at that point.
Will power washing damage my turf?
No, because we do not pressure wash turf. A pressure washer frays fiber tips, blows infill out of the traffic lanes, and can lift seams. Our process is power broom, vacuum, enzyme cleaner, and an infill top off, which cleans the infill without stripping the lawn.
How soon can we use the yard again?
Most yards are ready a few hours after we leave, once the surface dries. On Full Restoration with fresh infill, we ask you to keep heavy traffic and dogs off for the rest of the day so the new infill settles evenly.
Do you service HOA common areas and apartment bark parks?
Yes. Shared amenity turf takes far more traffic than a backyard, and we schedule commercial and multifamily cleaning on a recurring contract so odor complaints never get ahead of the property. Ask for a walk-through quote.
Get a free quote for turf cleaning or restoration
One visit, an exact number, and a schedule. Most projects wrap in one to three days.