3 THINGS HOMEOWNERS SHOULD KNOW BEFORE THEIR ARTIFICIAL GRASS INSTALLATION

 Artificial grass‘ many benefits make it the best surface for Southern California homeowners. It’s cleaner, more durable and safer than natural grass and will cost much less in the long run. Those who don’t currently own a synthetic turf surface should seriously consider installing artificial grass for their home. 

However, before you officially go ahead with your artificial grass installation project, there are some things that you need to know about the process. Having this knowledge and knowing what to expect from your project can help ensure a smooth installation without any problems. 

BEFORE YOUR ARTIFICIAL GRASS INSTALLATION 

Don’t expect your installation team to implement your synthetic grass surface immediately. Before your artificial grass can be installed, your artificial grass installers must remove your existing surface and prepare your installation area. Besides taking out your natural grass, prep work entails clearing debris and smoothing out your ground, so there aren’t any dips or unevenness that could disrupt your installation.

The amount of time this process takes depends on factors like how much grass needs to be removed and the size and quality of your artificial grass installation team. In most cases, prep work requires around two or three days to be completed. 

PROJECT LENGTH

Once all of the preparation work is done and your team gets started on installing your synthetic turf, how soon can you expect to be able to use your surface? The answer, of course, primarily comes down to who your artificial grass installation team is and what the weather is like when your installation is taking place.  

Harsh weather conditions like extreme heat or cold can disrupt your artificial grass installer’s work and extend the length of your project. However, if you’re fortunate enough to have cool and calm weather, your artificial grass installation project should progress quickly and be finished in just a few days.