PRODUCT OVERVIEW

WHY CHOOSE US

• Financial Responsibility to Our Clients
• Superior Quality and Craftsmanship
• Quality and Value to the Projects We Deliver
• Highest Standards in Cost Control
• On Time and on Budget
• Real Focus on Customer Satisfaction

POPULAR QUESTIONS

• Can pets go to the bathroom on the turf? If so, how do you keep the odor down.

  Yes, most of our clients actually purchase the turf because the pets have destroyed the existing natural grass. Although all NoMow Turf products are pet friendly when installed with ATD Pet Deodorizer, there is additional maintenance necessary to keep odors to a minimum. Allow waste to dry and then dispose. If rainfall is not frequent in your region, hose down the pet area regularly to promote the drainage of urine and keep the surface clean. Consider use of products such as Simple Green or Natures Miracle that are pet safe. Depending on the amount of usage and number of dogs, enzyme neutralizers may also be helpful to control odors. Neutralize with mixture of white distilled vinegar in an equal amount of water. Flush thoroughly with water after application.

• Does artificial turf get hot?

  In certain circumstances, the turf surface temperature can be elevated 20 degrees compared to current air temperature. For example, on a 80-90 degree day, you could experience 100-110 on the turf surface in direct sunlight. However, artificial grass products featuring TigerCool technology successfully reduces turf temperatures by 30% and up to 17 degrees!

  A good remedy if your turf is too hot: grab the hose and sprinkle water for a minute or two. The evaporation cooling effect will help reduce temperature by 20%.

• What is the timeline for the project?

  Our lead time is usually a couple weeks. Once the project starts, NoMow Turf installation crews can cover about 700-800 SF in a day given a typical environment.

• How much does the turf cost?

  On our website you’ll find a Cost Calculator button. Enter the parameters of the project, like area size, turf type and this will provide you with a rough starting point. A consultant will follow up with you for more specifics and to get you a formal estimate.