Why Base Prep Matters
WHERE MOST BUDGET JOBS GO WRONG
Turf itself is only part of the job. Most problems homeowners see with artificial turf — pooling water, lumps, turf that sinks or moves — trace back to skipped or rushed base preparation, not the turf product.
We compact a proper base layer, get the drainage right, and take the time to level before turf ever goes down. It's slower than laying turf straight over dirt, but it's what determines whether a lawn still looks good years down the track or needs redoing within a year or two.
