Backyard Synthetic Turf

Before installing an fake lawn, homeowners should prevent the following six issues to ensure a perfect presentation of the lawn:

Spreading and drying the synthetic turf: Lift the turf and spread it out flat, allowing the sun to reach each area to keep the artificial lawn dry, as often as once a week.

Brush uneven areas: Gently brush over the lawn with a brush to keep the grass upright and keep the lawn looking neat and tidy. Check the edges to make sure they are level, as most irregular grass starts at the edges.

Dealing with creases: It's normal for turf to crease and there's no need to panic. Simply brush it lightly or lay the turf flat and stretch the affected area and the crease will disappear.

Flip the lawn: If none of the previous steps have solved the problem, then consider flipping the fake grass. Allow the turf to bask in the sun; the warmth will soften the turf and make it easier to stretch and eliminate the creases.

Adapt to weather changes: Artificial grass can be damaged in cold weather. Make sure your lawn has time to acclimatize to the sun, especially after the cold season.

Check the freshness and quality of the turf: Before installation, check the turf for excessive age or manufacturer defects. Purchase high-quality backyard synthetic turf and make sure they have been rigorously tested.