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A front yard that looks sharp all year
Synthetic lawns for front and back yards, laid over a compacted base that keeps them flat on North Texas clay.
Time to switch?
- Bermuda that browns out by midsummer
- Cracked, bare patches near the foundation
- A water bill that climbs every summer
The build
Clay here swells when it is wet and cracks when it is dry, so the base matters more than the turf. We dig out the old lawn, set the grade and compact the base in layers so it stays level through the seasons.
Then the turf goes down in matched rolls with the grain running toward the street, seams joined out of sight, and every edge pinned along beds, walks and the driveway.
On every job
- Old lawn outStripped, hauled off and the ground cleaned up.
- Layered baseCompacted in stages so it stays flat.
- Matched rollsGrain set one way, seams hidden.
- Pinned edgesFixed along beds, walks and drives.
Questions we hear
Will the clay make it uneven?
Not if the base is built properly. We grade and compact it in layers to stay level.
Can it go up to the foundation?
Yes. We keep the grade sloping away from the house so water drains outward.
Does it fade in the sun?
Quality turf is made to hold its color in strong sun. We show you options side by side.
What upkeep does it need?
A leaf blower, an occasional brush and a rinse now and then.
