Backyard Artificial Turf in San Tan Valley, AZ

Backyard Artificial Turf for San Tan Valley Homes & Buildings

Keeping natural grass alive in San Tan Valley means heavy summer watering, a winter rye overseed and constant fighting with caliche and Bermuda creep. A lot of homeowners in Johnson Ranch, Pecan Creek and the newer subdivisions off Hunt Highway end up with a yard that is brown half the year. Artificial turf gives you a lawn that looks the same in July as it does in January.

A proper install starts with removing the existing grass or rock, grading for drainage, and compacting a crushed-rock base (usually decomposed granite or a similar aggregate). The turf is then cut, seamed, nailed or staked along the edges and filled with infill to keep the blades upright and the surface stable.

What a quality backyard install includes

Good turf jobs are mostly about the base. If the base isn't graded and compacted correctly, you'll see dips, puddling after monsoon storms, and visible seams within a year or two. Ask any installer how deep they excavate, what base material they use and how they handle drainage around patios and block walls.

Areas Served

Backyard Artificial Turf in San Tan Valley, Queen Creek, Johnson Ranch, Florence, Coolidge, Gilbert, Mesa, Casa Grande, Maricopa and Apache Junction, AZ.