Ultra Real lives up to the name. We’ve had multiple people ask if it’s real grass, even up close. It’s soft underfoot and doesn’t get matted like cheaper options. Totally transformed our front yard without the hassle of mowing.
It depends and can be different from state to state. As far as I am aware of that HOAs in most of the states are careless about restrictions on artificial grass if the installations to be in the backyard. Some of the HOAs might have rules for front yard artificial grass installations, but in state of California, it is illegal for HOA to restrict artificial grass as it is considered as drought tolerated landscaping and California Law prevents HOAs to set any of their own rules to stop drought tolerated landscaping. I haven't heard HOAs in any other states not to accept artificial turf, but the best approach will be for you to fill out this online form, and we will help you to find out more information regarding this matter, or you can reach out to your HOA to see if there is any specific rules they might have toward artificial grass.
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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
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Artificial grass is a great option for commercial applications! The key benefits of artificial grass such as water saving, no or low maintenance along with environmental benefits make it a very unique choice for commercial landscaping. Think about a small lawn area in front a retail store, to water and maintain such a small area can be as painful as you can imagine especially when such areas are enclosed with some fences; also imagine areas of a city median, normally covered with real grass, not only requires a lot of water and landscapers maintenance, but it also generate a lot of air pollutions from lawn mower and contaminations of soil and underground water from fertilizers and pesticides. With artificial grass, you won’t have any of above headaches, talking about saving a lot of money!
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It is difficult to tell without seeing the process and results of the installation. Turf installers might use different installation materials that available locally and alternate the process from our recommendations while still achieving the goals such as proper drainage. Infills are recommended for the purpose of helping to hold down the turf and minimize contractions and expansions. Your installer is correct that most of our turf are thick and fluffy enough to stand up well, though. Sometimes people skip using infills because of budget or for small areas. In any case, uneven surface seems more like an installation issue. For any further questions, please feel free to call us at 877 796 8873 or email us at [email protected], thank you.
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We don’t have used turf available nor we are in used turf business. However, we do have some discontinued product lines that priced very competitive might meet your needs, please fill out this online: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote, or call us at 877 796 8873 so we can better assist you, thank you.
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I will recommend you to use the Pet Turf for your application, as it will not only handle the dog’s activities well, but also good for your patio area. If you would like to find a local distributor or dealer and see some samples of our artificial grass product, please feel free to fill out this online form: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote. For any further questions or concerns, you can continue leaving questions in this forum or give us a call at 877 796 8873 or email us at [email protected], thank you.
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