Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, artificial grass, putting greens, dog turf, fields can all get extremely hot. HOWEVER, our new turf does have heat reductions technology which makes it about 35% cooler than our competitor’s turf.

Despite what some sales people tell you, ALL artificial turf does need some light maintenance from time to time to keep it looking good and performing like it did in year 1. Blowing off debris with a leaf blower, raking the turf or using one of our electric power brooms really helps!

ALL U.S. made turf no longer has lead in it. Most of the turf in the world these days is lead-free but to be 100% sure, we only sell American Made turf so we rest easy knowing your turf is safe for you, your family, your pets, your school, etc.

Truthfully, it is a form of “plastic” so turf will last for decades.

That all depends on how much light maintenance you do, how much traffic the turf gets, etc. On average, artificial lawns last about 15-20 years and artificial greens last about 10 – 15 years before the turf should be replaced.

Despite what many people think, dogs want no part of eating turf. The diggers stop digging after awhile when they realize they are getting nowhere. The turf is securely attached to the stone base and the dogs cannot get it up. We have had just about every dog imaginable on the turf and in most cases, multiple dogs share a space.

This is a very common question and the answer is ‘No”. The turf is a sealed fiber and it will not absorb moisture (lawn turf anyway). The turf will stand up to ANYTHING that comes out of a dog’s body.

The true answer is, “it can, if not installed properly and with the right products”. We use an antimicrobial “infill” called Envirofill, which filters the urine as it passes through it which dramatically helps.