Artificial Grass Repairs

Our professional crew provides services to help restore, repair, and rejuvenate your artificial grass to maximize its longevity and keep your landscape healthy.

Signs that I need artificial turf repair?

• Matted grass that can’t be brushed
• Faded grass
• Torn fibers
• Stained grass that can’t be cleaned
• Thin or bald patches
• A loose fit due to poor installation
• Burns from cigarette butts or a barbecue grill placed on or too close to the lawn
• Rips and tears from sharp-edged furniture and other sharp objects.
• Exposure to harsh chemicals

We Offer a Comprehensive Range of Maintenance Services.

Key Signs that Artificial Turf Needs Repair

While minor issues can often be addressed with targeted repairs, extensive damage across large areas may indicate that a full replacement is more cost-effective.

Visible Surface Damage

Physical changes to the grass fibers or structure are often the first signs that professional attention is required.

Matted or Flattened Grass: If the blades remain flat and no longer bounce back even after brushing or raking, the fibers may have lost their structural integrity.

Melted or Burned Spots: High heat from window reflections, fire pit embers, or BBQs can cause blades to fuse together or char.

Torn or Frayed Fibers: Visible rips and gashes can result from sharp furniture edges, heavy use, or pet activity such as digging.

Fading and Discoloration: Prolonged UV exposure can cause the turf to lose its vibrant green hue, appearing dull or patchy.

Structural and Installation Issues

Problems with turf installation or the underlying foundation can create safety hazards and aesthetic flaws.

Loose Seams and Lifted Edges: Visible gaps or lines where turf rolls meet often indicate adhesive failure or poor initial installation. These can become significant tripping hazards.

Wrinkles and Ripples: Buckling or shifting across the surface may indicate the turf was not stretched tightly enough or that the underlying base has shifted.

Uneven or Lumpy Surface: Dips and soft spots, sometimes called sinkholes, can form if the sub-base is compromised by leaking pipes, burrowing animals, or poor compaction.

Infill Issues: If the turf feels excessively hard or “crunchy” underfoot, or if you see granules bunching together (infill migration), the infill may need to be replenished or redistributed.

Drainage and Hygiene Problems

Functional failures can lead to unhealthy conditions and further turf degradation.

Standing Water and Puddling: If water pools on the surface after rain instead of draining through, the drainage holes in the backing or sub-base may be clogged.

Persistent Odors or Mold: Foul smells that remain despite regular cleaning often indicate that bacteria, pet urine, or moisture have become trapped in the backing or infill due to poor drainage.

Unwanted Growth: Weeds, moss, or algae appearing on the surface are signs that debris has accumulated or the drainage system is failing.

Learn to recognize indicators for artificial grass repair, such as discoloration, matted blades, and issues with seams or infill, to maintain your lawn’s appearance and functionality.

To maintain the appearance and longevity of artificial grass, you must focus on regular grooming, debris removal, and immediate stain management.

Essential Maintenance Tips

Regular Brushing: Brush your turf at least once a month (more for high-traffic areas) to keep fibers upright and prevent matting. Use a synthetic-bristle broom or RealGrass Turf Rake and brush against the natural grain.

Debris Removal: Promptly remove leaves, twigs, and organic matter using a leaf blower or plastic rake. Allowing organic debris to decay can encourage mold, mildew, and weed growth.

Occasional Rinsing: Rinse the turf monthly with a garden hose to wash away dust, pollen, and surface dirt.

Pet Care: If you have dogs, remove solid waste daily and rinse the area immediately. Use enzyme-based cleaners or a vinegar-and-water solution to neutralize odors and kill bacteria.

Stain Management: Address spills immediately by blotting (not rubbing) and cleaning with mild soapy water. Avoid harsh chemicals like bleach, which can damage or melt fibers.

Things to Avoid

Sharp & Metal Tools: Never use metal rakes or shovels, as they can puncture the backing or tear fibers.

Heat Sources: Keep BBQs, fire pits, and cigarettes away from the grass to prevent permanent melting.

Heavy Objects: Avoid leaving heavy furniture or equipment on the turf for long periods, as it can cause permanent indentations.

Maintenance Schedule Tips

Weekly – Remove large debris and spot-clean pet areas.

Monthly – Brush to lift fibers and rinse away dust/pollen.

Seasonally -Inspect seams, check infill levels, and apply turf-safe weed killer if needed.

Annually – Consider a professional deep clean and infill replenishment.

Our Artificial Grass Landscapes are ideal for high-traffic areas and are built to maintain their beauty and flawless appearance year-round. There is no more mowing, fertilizing, or watering. Bring the heat or the cold, let it rain or even snow. No matter what the weather conditions, your yard remains perfect. And because it requires minimal water, you can expect lower water bills year-round.

Our Turf Products

We strongly believe that it is essential to do our part to protect our environment to the best of our ability. For this reason, our manufacturer is committed to continuing to pursue sustainable manufacturing practices, using only raw materials that reduce or eliminate negative impacts on the planet and, most importantly, recycling.

While much of the turf offered today comes from China, we proudly say that all Green-R Turf products are manufactured in the U.S.A. Our manufacturer only uses the highest quality raw materials, and we are entirely in control of developing and producing our products from start to finish. If you want to guarantee you are buying a quality product, look for products that say “Made in the U.S.A.” on them and are sold by reputable companies with strong ties to the industry.