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Frequently Asked Questions

Here is a list of frequently asked questions about artificial grass:

(If you have any other concerns or questions, we are more than happy to answer them. Please click here to contact us.)

Q. What are the benefits of artificial grass?

A. Artificial grass has many benefits including the following: low maintenance, no mowing, pet friendly, children friendly, hardwearing, no muddy patches, green all year round, etc…

Q. What is the best artificial grass for my garden?

A. This is dependant on several factors. The length of the pile, the shade and colours, the customer’s budget and the quality of the artificial grass all should be addressed before choosing the grass. Click here for more information on our range.

Q. Is artificial grass expensive?

A. Generally speaking, an artificial lawn may be more expensive to install initially when compared to ordinary grass. In the long run when we factor in maintenance, an artificial lawn may work out as cheaper and less time consuming. We are able to install a wide range of grasses to match your budget.

Q. Is artificial grass pet and child friendly?

A. Yes. Mess from animals can be cleaned easily and children can play on it without getting muddy. For extra safety, we recommend the use of shock padding which is an optional extra we can install.

Q. What is the lifespan of artificial grass?

A. We install only the best artificial grass from reputed manufacturers. Many of these come with an 8-10 year guarantee and the grass is UV protected. In the majority of cases we expect the lifespan of your grass to exceed 12 years. As an installer, we provide a two year guarantee which protects against factors such as subsidence.

Q. Is fake turf bad for the environment?

A. There isn’t a black and white answer to this question. The carbon footprint created from yearly use of lawn mowers and the cuttings also causing a disproportionate amount of emissions is evidence that there are two sides to the argument. Natural grass is also often treated with pesticides and fertilisers which can be harmful to the environment. The nature of artificial grass is that it is a manmade product which has its own carbon footprint.