Artificial Grass Fun!

So, you've decided that artificial turf is right for you. Well it's time to have some fun with your new turf. Here are some things that you can do to further enjoy your new synthetic lawn. These come from actual customer feedback.

Telling Family, Friends and Neighbors
Don't tell them you're installing a new synthetic lawn. Or, if you must tell them something, don't tell them that it's synthetic turf.  Tell them natural grass is going in. Then, the next time they visit, it's fun to watch them discover that it's not real! 

Will they figure it out? How long did it take them to realize it's not real? Would they ever admit that they thought it was real? At the very least, it'll make for good conversation.

And for those who are a little on the analytical side, it makes for an interesting experiment to observe how long it takes them to figure it out. What did it take for them to figure it out? Did they need to touch it? Did they figure it out on their own or did they need your help?

New Playing Areas
Let the kids and pets play on your new lawn ten minutes after it stops raining. Your kids and pets may still get wet from water resting on the surface of the lawn. But, you'll watch your family and friends 'flip out' as they watch in disbelief that there is not an ounce of mud getting on the kids.

Designer Options
Would you like your last name inscribed into your lawn? Or, how about a lawn that has a chess board pattern? Does this sound eccentric? Well, it is, but you can add these options to a new lawn that you're going to have installed or to an existing artificial lawn that you already have.

Depending on the complexity, a designer lawn option can add 10% to 1000% to your total installation cost.

Stay tuned for more fun as we continue to get feedback from artificial grass users. 

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Disclaimer:The information contained on this website is provided for general informational purposes only. It is not intended as nor should be relied upon exclusive of advice from turf manufacturers or turf installers. Rather, this free turf Information is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between you and your artificial grass manufacturer, reseller, retailer or installer. Before you use any of the information provided in this site, you should seek the advice of a qualified professional.

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