Artificial Turf Maintenance

About Artificial Turf Maintenance

North Texas spring does not arrive politely. A line of storms crosses Collin County in the dark, the wind swings hard out of the north behind it, and Anna wakes to twigs, leaf litter and a fine grit thrown across every flat surface in town. Artificial turf takes that weather better than almost anything else in a yard — it only needs somebody to come set it right afterward, rinsing the pile, sweeping the debris out and grooming the blades back to standing. Regular lawn care rounds out the schedule once the ground dries enough to drive on. A yard put back together the morning after a storm is a small, good thing to be able to hand somebody.