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Professionally installed artificial grass and putting greens in Scottsdale, Mesa, Tempe, Paradise Valley, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Gilbert, and Chandler AZ by Luxury Turf
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Luxury Turf Installation Process
- Remove existing grass or rock (if necessary)
- Curbing or edging is installed (if necessary)
- Cap off existing sprinkler lines (if necessary)
- Spray area to deter grass regrowth (if grass was removed)
- Place cloth weed barrier over area
- Install decomposed granite (DG)
- Compact DG
- Install turf or putting green
- Finish seams (if applicable)
- Hand chisel edges of turf (nails may be used when appropriate)
- Place infill on grass (combination of sand and recycled rubber or synthetic infill)
- Rake and power-broom infill into place
- Clean up area
Each turf installation is unique, so the process may vary slightly. However, this is the process you may usually expect. Please feel free to ask our Project Manager if you have questions during the installation.
Artificial turf installation is a process that can vary slightly depending on the company you use. However, there are some general steps that are usually followed. First, the area where the turf will be installed is prepared. This usually involves removing any existing grass or vegetation. Next, the ground is leveled to ensure a smooth surface. Once the area is prepared, the turf is laid down in rolls and secured in place. Finally, the seams between the rolls are sealed and infill is added to help support the blades of grass. The entire process usually takes a few days to complete and results in a lush, green lawn that requires little maintenance. Artificial turf is a great option for homeowners in Scottsdale, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, San Tan Valley, Paradise Valley, Tempe, and Queen Creek, AZ who want to enjoy a beautiful lawn without all the work.