Commercial Synthetic Grass FAQs

Yes, the polyethylene, polypropylene and nylon fibers have no traceable amounts of lead and are also made of a recyclable material.

Yes, synthetic sport fields are taking over the entire professional and amateur sporting world. (soccer, football, baseball fields and putting greens).

We use a special infill that counteracts the ammonia from urine, eliminates odor and bacteria.

Yes, you can use a leaf blower to remove any debris that may have landed on your new lawn. A garden hose is good to wash off any dust or dirt that accumulates. An occasional raking will help keep blades bold and attentive.

Yes, it will not stick or sink while using crutches and wheel chairs roll easily.

No, water drains right through turf and into the ground due to perforations in the backing.

Infill is to replicate soil when walked on and holds grass blades upright. Rubber infill adds fall protection with more buoyancy. Infill is chosen by use of grass.

Yes, due to water conservation and depending on where you live in California, places like Orange County and pretty much all cities located in Southern California offer some sort of a rebate for replacing grass with synthetic grass. Check with your local city official website for details. Also visit SoCal Watersmart’s website.

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