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Artificial Turf Installation in Pflugerville
Pflugerville is a rapidly growing Central Texas community uniquely characterized by its German heritage (evident in its “Pfun” branding and “Deutschen Pfests”), commitment to outdoor recreation as the “Trail Capital of Texas,” and its underlying geological challenge: “Black Gumbo” clay soil. This heavy, expansive clay swells significantly when wet and shrinks dramatically when dry, causing the ground to crack, which stresses home foundations and makes maintaining natural grass incredibly difficult, especially given the region’s frequent water restrictions.
Artificial turf is an ideal application because it eliminates the need for watering, saving homeowners money and preserving a vital resource, while the consistent surface doesn’t suffer from the shrink-swell cycle of the clay, providing a stable, vibrant green lawn year-round that is resilient against both drought and the instability of Pflugerville’s challenging native soil.
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