Questions & Answers

Our team is updating all turf product specifications and testing data on a consistent basis. Given the facts of adding new products, discontinuing old products, and time required for testing to be done, some information might not be immediately available, However, it is a good idea that always to contact us directly here at the website or via phone or email should you need any specific information that not found on our website, and we will be more than happy to help.

For all the missing information as of now, we estimate to have everything updated within next 4-5 weeks.

Thanks for asking this question! The answer is Yes, there is a rebate of $3.00 per sf if you live in Las Vegas, NV. 60% of a household's water bill goes to watering natural grass lawns. A lot of states on the west that has water supply concerns have incentives to replace grass with drought tolerated alternatives, and artificial turf is the perfect answer to that: you won't lose the beautiful "Lawn" look, and still get the rebate of $3.00 per square foot, up to 10,000 sf! This is the most generous rebate offer in the country and they normally set a budget for such rebates until used up before re-evaluating the program again, so hurry up to take advantage of this asap!

To help people in other major markets for artificial turf, please find the following summary and links:

Las Vegas, NV: Upgrade existing grass to water-smart landscaping and receive $3 per square foot of grass converted to xeriscape.

https://www.lvvwd.com/conservation/rebates/index.html

California: Up to $2 per square foot of removed and replaced turf will be rebated per eligible household.

http://www.saveourwaterrebates.com/turf-replacement-rebates.html

Arizona: $200 per 1000 sq. ft. to convert non-residential turf to low water use landscape up to a maximum of $3000

http://waterawarenessmonth.com/rebates.php

It would be a great idea to have artificial grass at cemeteries. We have our turf at a cemetery in the San Francisco Bay Area and it looks awesome. It cuts the maintenance by a great deal, and not to mention on water savings. The cemetery has bought extra several rolls of turf in the same dye lot, they store them, with the new buries, they provide an option for the family to choose with extra cost. Being the same dye lot, the grass matching up with each other, so the entire area looks very consistent. We have learned that most families have liked the artificial turf options, and they all have gone with turf. Most of the expenses at a cemetery is having crews maintaining the green look of the facility, once majority of the greens being replaced with fake grass, they can spare the crew for other works.

Once chosen turf for cemeteries, families never need to worry how the loved ones' home look like as they will always perfect and be green all year long! 

Global Syn-Turf has a distribution center in Denver and we have inventories there. During the wintertime, our inventories might be light, so it is always a good idea to check with our local distributors/dealers on the inventory and place your order with them. The best way to get connected with someone quickly is to fill out our online free quote form: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote

For turf products that we have in stock, you can will call the orders the same day if order placed before noon, or next day. If products have to be shipped, we will recommend you to check with our local dealers on their delivery schedule. We normally get shipments to our distributors/dealers within a day or two and most of our distributors/dealers provide local deliveries services to get turf to you. 

You will have two options for your turf application:

1. Checking with us on discontinued SKUs and clearance items, most of the time, such products will be priced very low for liquidation: Once you get such information, you can check with our distributors/dealers near you to make a purchase.

2. If the above option is not available, the cheapest turf in our product lineup here at Global Syn-Turf is StarGrass-35. please go to this link for more details regarding this particular turf: www.globalsynturf.com/products/star-grass-35

Please always feel free to fill out our online form for a free quote which can be the quickest way to get the best answers regarding your questions and finding you the nearest dealers: www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote

Hi, there, unfortunately our warranty is not transferable. If you have further questions regarding our warranty details, you can always visit this link and click on the artificial grass product, and click on the warranty: https://www.globalsynturf.com/artificial-grass-specifications-specs

We do have two type of artificial grass that look like Rye: S Blade series and Olive, to be more specific, S Blade-50, a cheaper turf, lighter on face weight, a great value; S Blade-66, one of the most realistic artificial grass out there, the face weight is right about the same as natural grass. S Blade-90, the premium product with the heaviest face weight, very dense and flush, cost more than the other two S Blade products. 

The other product that looks like Rye in color is Olive-92Stemgrass: this is a turf that fiber has a spine in it and the color looks extremely close to Rye. 

Both product lines come in with wider fibers, and we consider both turf as our flagship products.

It is a very question. Most of the real natural grass' face weight is right about 60 oz., hopefully this can help you to make up your mind: All of Global Syn-Turf's products ranging from 50 oz to 90 oz. resembles the natural grass look very well, one advantage of having higher face weight is that the grass will standing up better and technically last longer.

You might depending on the scale of your project: if your artificial turf coverage area is small which doesn't require any tricky layout design and no seams, you should be able to do it yourself, and all you need is the turf and turf glues: you will need to start from one end and gradually working toward the other end when it comes to applying glues, do NOT try to put the glue down for the entire area then laying down the turf. 

If your turf area is big and require complicated design and seams, I will suggest you to have installation professionals to do the job for you.

This is a tough question, as we are very familiar with HOAs rules in state of California, but not necessarily all other HOAs throughout the the country. Most of HOAs are very strict with the front appearance of the houses in the community, and can be easy with backyards: so it will be a good idea for you to find out more detailed information and requirements from your HOA, and you can always feel free to send us those requirements at info!globalsynturf.com and we will be very happy to help you to provide necessary information and answer any questions from HOA. In cases that we have our service team in your area, we can even visit your HOA at their meetings to present our company and products.