Synthetic Turf
Install it once. No watering, no mowing, no dead patches in August. The right answer for Eastside summers.
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Synthetic turf is increasingly the right choice for the Eastside — drier summers, potential water restrictions, and a yard that looks good year-round without maintenance. It's the perfect solution for pet areas, play spaces, or just reclaiming your weekends.
A proper installation requires a compacted aggregate base that drains correctly. Skipping this step is why turf looks bad and drains poorly after a few years. We don't skip it.
Typical Project Ranges
Entry-level synthetic turf on a flat or gently sloped area with good access and minimal existing surface removal. Standard base preparation.
Higher-quality turf with a more natural look — better blade length, color variation, and density. Moderate site prep, infill included, standard edging and drainage integration.
Top-tier product on a complex installation — sloped lot, shaped area requiring precise cuts, or existing hardscape underneath requiring drainage planning.
What drives the price
- Turf product gradeSynthetic turf ranges from functional to nearly indistinguishable from real grass. Blade height, pile density, UV stability, and drainage rate all affect product cost. We'll tell you what's appropriate — not just what's available.
- Square footageThe cost scales with area. Odd-shaped areas with lots of cuts waste more material than simple rectangular applications and add labor time.
- Existing surface removalInstalling over bare soil is one cost. Removing a living lawn, existing sod, or old artificial turf adds demo, haul-off, and prep time.
- Base preparationA proper installation requires a compacted aggregate base that drains correctly. Skipping this step is why turf looks bad and drains poorly after a few years. We don't skip it.
- Infill typeStandard silica sand is the baseline. Antimicrobial or rubber infill adds cost — particularly relevant for pet areas or play spaces.
- Drainage requirementsOn sloped lots or areas receiving significant runoff, the drainage design underneath the turf adds complexity. Turf that doesn't drain correctly becomes a problem fast in this climate.