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If you are a homeowner who wants to have a lawn that doesn't require too much maintenance, installing artificial turf is your best option. It offers various benefits, such as the ability to remain in good condition all year round without fertilizing, mowing, watering, and applying herbicides. Once your artificial turf has been installed, you and your family can enjoy your lawn without having to worry about issues such as insects and diseases that can damage natural grass.

Artificial turf is a low-maintenance and economical choice for homeowners that doesn't require you to sacrifice aesthetics. More importantly, artificial turf helps reduce allergies for you and your pets, as it is made from hypoallergenic materials. Find out more about why you should install artificial turf on your lawn in Florida.

1. No Watering

If you reside in an area where it rarely rains and there is limited water supply, then installing artificial turf is the best option for a presentable lawn. Since it's artificial, this kind of turf does not need to be watered to stay healthy and look good.

Our artificial turf installation services use NexGen Lawns' products, which...

Lawns are one of the places on your property that see the most usage, whether they are commercial or residential. Residential property lawns are where kids and pets play, families have friends over to grill out, and parents go to relax on a nice spring morning. Commercial properties like golf courses and tennis courts provide places for recreation.

Since lawns have so much usage and foot traffic, property owners may want to consider the pros and cons of using artificial turf and real grass.

What is Artificial Turf

Artificial turf was invented in the mid-1960s for domed athletic fields, as they didn’t receive enough sunlight to keep real grass growing. Since then, artificial turf has evolved and presents many different options for both residential and commercial use. The material is made from plastics and some is also made from recycled materials.

It’s installed with a few steps, which include:

• Prepping land and putting down a weed barrier
• Laying down a base of crushed rock that is approximately 2-4” deep
• Rolling out the turf and seaming it together
• Adding infill material and brooming it into the turf

The Pros of Using...