FAQs

Artificial turf can indeed become quite warm, particularly when exposed to direct sunlight. We recommend discussing various infill options with our team to help reduce heat retention in your artificial turf installation.

Most contemporary artificial turf products are designed with UV resistance in mind. However, it's advisable to verify the presence of UV inhibitors in the turf you're considering to ensure long-lasting color retention.

The water requirements for natural turf can vary depending on the climate and grass type. As a general rule, 1-2 inches of water per week is typically sufficient. It's often best to water deeply and less frequently to promote the development of deep root systems.

Soil composition significantly influences watering needs. Sandy soils drain quickly and may require more frequent watering. Clay soils retain water longer, necessitating less frequent but deeper watering. Loam soil offers an ideal balance for most turf types.