Guides
What we know about artificial turf in Arizona: how pet odor builds up, what heat and monsoon do to a yard, and where do-it-yourself maintenance stops being enough.
Turf does not absorb urine, so the smell has to be coming from somewhere else. Here is where it collects, why Arizona makes it worse, and what actually changes it.
Read the guideGilbert lots put turf in four fairly predictable places, and each one develops a different problem. Diagnosing by zone is faster than treating the whole yard the same way.
Read the guideTurf you did not install comes with no history: no infill spec, no install date, no idea whether the last dog was a chihuahua or two shepherds. Here is how to find out what you have.
Read the guideSurface temperature, blowing dust and sudden storm runoff are the three things that age turf here. Here is what each one does and how to work around it.
Read the guidePlenty of turf problems are fixable with a broom and a Saturday. Here is where the line is, and how to tell which side of it your yard is on.
Read the guideWe are not going to publish a price we cannot stand behind for a yard we have not seen. What we can do is explain exactly what a quote is built from.
Read the guideTell us what's going on with your yard. Upload a few photos and we'll help determine the right service.
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