Cost-cutting Tools (Bonus)
When it comes to specialized tools for installing artificial grass, the options are endless. Professional install crews have a myriad of gizmos and gadgets at their disposal to make the…
The Seaming Method Hack
As mentioned above, you’ll probably have to cut and seam together multiple pieces of turf when you install artificial grass. Most of the time, this is accomplished using seaming tape,…
Save Money by Re-evaluating Your Layout and Reducing Material Waste
It’s virtually impossible that all the grass you purchase will be used up in your installation, unless your installation area is the exact shape and size of a roll of…
Is there a workaround?
In most cases, you can get good performance and longevity out of artificial grass with the use of only a small amount of decomposed granite. In fact, only the top few inches…
The Secret to Low-Cost Sub-base
Sub-base. What is it? Who needs it? Well, if you’re installing artificial grass, you do, my friend. Sub-base goes where your natural grass was once you’ve excavated down a few inches and before…
High-Quality, Low-Cost Artificial Grass Remnants
Depending on the total square footage of your project, artificial grass remnants can be a great money-saver! Remnants are unused turf pieces from past jobs that are sold at discounted rates.…
4 Ways to Inexpensively Install Artificial Grass
We’re proud to announce the publication of our new DIY Artificial Grass Install Guide. If you’re looking for more information about how to install artificial grass yourself, the “DIY Install Guide”…