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How to Seam Synthetic Turf
Read moreSynthetic Turf Seaming Techniques:
There are many ways to properly seam a synthetic turf project, here are a few of the most common methods we use during the installation process.
Where is our turf made?
Read moreAmerican Made Artificial Turf
Artificial turf has become increasingly popular in recent years, and for good reason. However, not all artificial turf is created equal. In this article, we will explain why we prefer to source our artificial turf domestically, and the benefits of doing so.
Artificial Turf Installation Services from Synthetic Turf of Puget Sound
Read moreSynthetic turf of Puget Sound is a reputable company that specializes in synthetic turf installation.
We offer our services to both residential and commercial clients, providing them with high-quality and long-lasting artificial grass installation in the northwest area. Our process of synthetic turf installation starts with a free in-person consultation.
Sand Infill Options For Artificial Grass
Read moreArtificial turf installation has become a popular choice for many homeowners and businesses in the Seattle/ Tacoma area looking for a low-maintenance and environmentally-friendly alternative to natural grass. While choosing the best synthetic turf product is a key component of any installation, the sand infill material used can also have a significant impact on the performance and longevity of the artificial grass installation.
Fake Grass Maintenance
Read moreMaintaining your new synthetic lawn should be a breeze. This also means you can sell the mower and get used to a green space all year around. You’ll also save time and money by not needing to mow and reducing your water bill and water consumption. Here are a few things to keep in mind after your synthetic turf installation is completed;
Grass Alternatives for Dogs
Read moreMany pet owners often wonder what are the best lawn alternatives for dogs. Synthetic turf or artificial grass is perfect for dogs. It is easy to maintain and very durable to withstand pets playing and running.