Florida's Premier Synthetic Turf Experts

Modern artificial grass is often made 100% lead-free and is tested for harmful chemicals like PFAS. Many companies use renewable materials like soybeans, sugar cane fibers, or recycled ocean plastics in their products.

While it doesn’t require water for growth, artificial grass may need occasional rinsing to remove dust, debris, and pet waste. Spraying can also help cool it down in hot weather.

Yes, it is a common and effective choice for pool areas, offering a green, slip-resistant surface that isn’t damaged by pool chemicals or heavy foot traffic. Opt for turf with a permeable backing for proper water drainage.

Yes, you can replace your existing windows and doors with impact-resistant ones. The process involves removing your current windows or doors and installing the new impact-resistant ones. This can be a significant investment, but it can provide substantial benefits in terms of safety, energy efficiency, and potential insurance savings.

Absolutely. It’s versatile and can be installed on hard surfaces like decks or patios, often with less labor-intensive prep work compared to installation on soil.

Artificial grass is popular for use with dogs as it withstands heavy foot/paw traffic and prevents digging and urine spots. It’s also low maintenance and durable.

Regularly clear debris, remove solid waste, and hose down pet areas. For persistent odors, use pet odor removal products or a mixture of baking soda, vinegar, and water. Some turfs come with antimicrobial properties to prevent odor buildup.