Turf Removal & Replacement

Upgrade Your Old or Damaged Turf

If your artificial grass has seen better days, replacement gives you a fresh start with modern turf technology. Old turf loses its appearance over time with matted fibers, faded colors, and worn-out patches. Damaged turf creates safety hazards and looks terrible. Whether you're dealing with old turf from a previous owner or your own installation that's reached the end of its life, we handle complete removal and replacement from start to finish.

Today's artificial grass products far exceed older generations in appearance, durability, and performance. New turf looks more realistic with varied blade colors and natural textures. Advanced drainage systems prevent the pooling and odor problems that plagued earlier installations. Better backing materials and UV stabilization mean your new turf will last 15 to 20 years without the issues you experienced with old products. We recycle removed turf responsibly, keeping materials out of landfills whenever possible.

When You Need Turf Replacement

Several signs indicate it's time to replace rather than repair your artificial grass. If you notice any of these issues, replacement typically makes more sense than trying to patch or fix old turf:

• Age over 10 years: Old turf products wear out and no longer perform like new materials
• Matted or flattened fibers: Worn areas that won't bounce back indicate the end of turf life
• Visible fading: UV damage causes discoloration that can't be reversed
• Persistent odors: Old turf without antimicrobial backing traps bacteria and smells
• Poor drainage: Standing water indicates base problems that require complete reinstallation
• Seam separation: Gaps between turf sections create tripping hazards and allow weeds

Our Complete Removal and Replacement Process

We handle every step of your turf upgrade project. Our crew starts by carefully removing all existing artificial grass, infill material, and base components. This includes pulling up landscape staples, edge restraints, and any sub-base materials that have deteriorated. We haul away all removed materials and dispose of them responsibly. Many turf components can be recycled, and we work with facilities that process old artificial grass into new products.

With the old turf removed, we assess your base condition. Sometimes the existing base can be reused with minor regrading and compaction. Other times we recommend complete base replacement to ensure proper drainage and longevity. We level the area, install new drainage components if needed, and create a fresh base layer. The new artificial grass gets installed using current best practices with secure seaming, proper infill application, and edge securing techniques that prevent future problems.

The result is a yard that looks brand new with none of the issues that plagued your old turf. If you're upgrading to specialized products like pet turf systems with antimicrobial backing and superior drainage, replacement gives you performance your old turf never delivered. We can also transition portions of your yard to paver and turf combinations for visual interest and functional outdoor spaces.

Why Work With Professionals

Turf removal looks simple but requires proper techniques and equipment. The turf itself can weigh hundreds of pounds when rolled up with infill material. Base layers need careful handling to avoid property damage. Disposal requires connections with recycling facilities and waste management services. Our experienced crew completes removal and replacement efficiently while protecting your property from damage.

We coordinate timing to minimize how long your yard is out of commission. Most residential turf replacement projects finish within 3 to 5 days from removal start to new turf completion. You get expert installation backed by our workmanship warranty, giving you confidence that your new artificial grass installation will perform for decades. We treat your property with respect, work cleanly, and leave your yard looking better than when we arrived.

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