Is turf good for the environment?

Commercial turf doesn’t need mowing or weed-eating, so building owners don’t produce carbon emissions or consume fossil fuels using lawn maintenance equipment. It also doesn’t need to be treated with pesticides, herbicides, or other chemicals. Plus, owners save thousands of gallons of water a year over regular lawn irrigation.

Is turf too heavy for my rooftop?

Commercial synthetic grass is much lighter than actual grass. It also doesn’t retain water, which keeps its weight low. When you contact us for a no-obligation estimate, we can help you compare the face weight and backing weight of commercial turf to your rooftop’s weight limit. In almost every situation, there absolutely no risk of going over simply because of commercial turf installation.

How do you care for turf?

The commercial turf we sell mimics the feel of real grass underfoot.
Rooftop synthetic grass is amazingly simple to keep clean. Use a rake, brush, or leaf blower to get rid of leaves and trash. Rinse away spills. Clean your rooftop dog run with a pet deodorizer or solution of water and vinegar.

What type of turf is best for rooftops?

We carry a wide range of options. The best choice for your rooftop depends on the look you’re going for, the amount of traffic you expect, your budget, and how you’ll be using the space. We have synthetic grass designed specifically for pet areas, putting greens, playgrounds, and other user types. We also have grass that looks just like St. Augustine, meadow grass, Zoysia, centipede, and other popular varieties. The best way to choose is to visit with one of our experts.

• Synthetic Turf Council Report