Large Turf Project

Seattle Washington

I needed some artificial turf for a very large project here in the Seattle area and my current vendor did not have any inventory. I needed 16,000 square feet all in the same dialogue for a job that had a very tight timeline to get completed. I called all over looking for different Turf companies that would have this amount of turf in stock once again it had all be the same dye lot. So I finally got a recommendation from a landscaper here in the area to call Global Center. I called Global Syn Turf they informed me they were manufacturer and did not do installations and did not sell direct to the public they referred me to one of their dealers in the area who claims that Global Syn Turf has the largest inventory of artificial grass in the country with 11 different distribution companies. So they told me they had 16,000 square feet of the same dye lot in their Riviera Monterey 50 in their Kent Washington Warehouse. I went over to the warehouse and picked up a sample and showed it to the customer and they said it would work just perfectly. So I placed the order for the Riviera Monterey 50 with the local distributor here in my area. I sent my trucks over to the warehouse two days later and they loaded me up and just like that I was done. I want to thank Global Syn Turf in the local distributor here in the area for helping me with this very large project.

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