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Artificial Turf Installation in Duluth
Duluth is a unique blend of small-town community charm and big-city amenities, known as the “Heart of Gwinnett” for its vibrant, walkable Town Green, renowned festivals like the Duluth Fall Festival, and diverse cultural fabric. This commitment to an active, attractive outdoor lifestyle creates a demand for beautiful, functional green spaces. However, the region’s prevalent heavy red clay soil presents a major challenge, as it is difficult to drain, prone to compaction, and struggles to support lush natural grass, especially under the intense heat and occasional water restrictions of a Georgia summer.
Artificial turf is a highly effective solution, as it bypasses the soil and climate limitations entirely, providing a consistently beautiful, maintenance-free, and highly durable green surface that is perfect for high-traffic areas, residential yards, and pet runs, all without requiring any watering or the use of harsh chemicals.
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7 Low-Maintenance Backyard Ideas for Pets
Muddy paws, dead grass, holes, nasty odors. Pet owners face an unpleasant variety of challenges when it comes to backyard spaces that their dogs, cats, or other pets can use. This can lead to a high workload in the yard for homeowners. However, the traditional grass...
5 Tips to Neutralize Dog Pee Smell on Artificial Grass
Does your artificial grass lawn stink of dog pee? That was not what you expected when you chose to replace natural grass with turf, was it? If your pet turf was installed by professionals with the correct drainage, infill, and other precautions taken during...
Is Artificial Grass Worth the Money?
When considering whether artificial grass is worth the money, did you know that: The average American spends about an hour and 25 minutes per week on lawn and garden care — or 71.66 hours a year? (American Time Use Survey). The average American...