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Artificial Turf Installation
A perfect green lawn that never needs water, mowing, or fertilizer. Designed for the Central Valley's heat and water challenges. Send a few photos and we price your yard from them — nobody has to come out, and you don't have to be home.
Why choose us
Hiring for a project? Here’s what you get
The things people worry about most before a one-time job — and how we handle each one. Swipe →
We plan it with you first
From your photos we talk through scope and materials, and confirm exactly what you want before we dig — so the finished yard matches the one in your head.
We plan it with you first
From your photos we talk through scope and materials, and confirm exactly what you want before we dig — so the finished yard matches the one in your head.
We catch what you can’t see
Drainage, grading, alkaline soil, old irrigation — years of Central Valley yards mean we flag what could go wrong before it does, not after the bill.
The quote is the price
We price it from the photos you send and put it in writing — nobody has to come out to measure. No surprise add-ons, no scope-creep charges halfway through the project.
We finish what we start
A clear start and finish date, and the same crew on-site until it’s done. No half-finished yards, no disappearing act.
Built to last — we stand behind it
Proper prep and the right materials so it holds up in Valley heat. If something isn’t right, we come back and make it right.
Licensed, insured, local
CSLB #1151584, fully insured, and based right here in the Valley — a real crew with a real address, not a fly-by-night.
Who it’s for
Best For
Artificial turf is the way to a perfect green yard with no water bill and no weekend mowing. It’s the right call if you’re in any of these spots.
Homeowners tired of fighting alkaline soil, iron chlorosis, and summer heat
Water-conscious families wanting a green yard year-round without irrigation
Dog owners who need a durable, easy-to-clean yard surface
HOA homeowners — California voids HOA rules that ban artificial turf (Civil Code §4735)
The transformation
The Transformation
Drag the slider to see a real Central Valley yard go from tired grass to flawless, water-free green.
Why turf
Why Central Valley Homeowners Choose Turf
Built for the Central Valley’s heat, water rules, and busy families — here’s what turf gives you.
Zero Water
Eliminate your lawn watering completely. In a region with water restrictions and rising costs, turf pays for itself over time.
Zero Maintenance
No mowing, edging, fertilizing, or pest treatments. Your weekends are yours again.
Always Green
Looks perfect through 100°F summers and cool winters alike. No dormancy, no brown patches, no seasonal struggle.
Pairs with Fresno’s rebate
Fresno’s Lawn to Garden rebate pays $4/sq ft for plants, not turf — artificial turf isn’t allowed in the rebated area. Put turf where you play, and let the rebate help pay for a water-wise garden out front.
Pet & Kid Friendly
Drains quickly, cleans easily, and stands up to heavy play. No mud tracked into the house.
No irrigation at all
Under AB 1572, commercial properties (from 2028) and HOA common areas (from 2029) can’t water decorative grass with drinking water. Turf needs no water. A single-family home’s own yard isn’t covered by AB 1572.
Transparent pricing
Artificial Turf Pricing
Typical installed ranges. Send photos and your address, and we price your yard from the photos — nobody has to come out to measure.
Small area (200–500 sq ft)$1,600–$7,000
- $8–$14
Medium yard (500–1,000 sq ft)$4,000–$14,000
- $8–$14
Large yard (1,000–2,000 sq ft)$8,000–$28,000
- $8–$14
Heads-up for Fresno: the Lawn to Garden rebate does not cover artificial turf. It pays $4/sq ft for front lawns converted to water-wise plants — see our Fresno rebate page.
Service areas
Artificial Turf in Fresno, Kerman, and Clovis
These are the three cities we get asked about most, so here are the local details instead of generic copy.
Fresno, CA
Fresno’s Lawn to Garden rebate pays $4/sq ft to turn a front lawn into water-wise plants — it does not cover artificial turf. A common split: turf in the backyard where the kids and dogs play, and a rebate-eligible plant garden out front. For the turf, we prep a solid base and install drainage so it stays green and dry with no irrigation.
See our Fresno lawn care pageKerman, CA
In Kerman, a lot of turf jobs come from homeowners done fighting alkaline soil and summer heat. We excavate, build the rock base, and seam the turf clean so the finished yard looks established, not patched together.
See our Kerman lawn care pageClovis, CA
Clovis homeowners usually want curb appeal that lasts and an HOA-friendly look. California law voids HOA rules that ban artificial turf, but your HOA can still apply its landscaping rules — so we help choose turf products and layouts that fit them while staying soft, realistic, and pet-ready.
See our Clovis lawn care pageHowever your yard needs us
Recurring care, one-time jobs, or full projects
Turf is just the start. In Fresno, Kerman, and Clovis we keep your whole yard going — pick what fits.
Recurring Lawn Maintenance
Bi-weekly or every-4-weeks mowing, edging, and blow-off. Same crew, like clockwork — no contracts.
See mowing plansOne-Time Jobs
Cleanups, overgrown resets, pre-sale tidy-ups, and one-off mows. No commitment.
Request a one-time jobProjects & Installs
Sod, rock, DG, artificial turf, sprinklers, and full landscape design — start to finish.
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Good to know
Artificial Turf FAQs
How long does artificial turf last?
Quality artificial turf lasts 15–20 years with minimal maintenance. No mowing, no watering, no fertilizing — just occasional rinsing and brushing to keep it looking fresh.
Does artificial turf get hot in Fresno summers?
Turf surface temperatures can rise in direct sun during peak summer heat. We install infill materials that help reduce heat retention, and many homeowners spray their turf with water before use on the hottest days. Shaded areas stay comfortable year-round.
Does artificial turf qualify for Fresno water rebates?
No. The City of Fresno’s Expanded Lawn to Garden rebate does not allow artificial turf in the converted area, and the rebate does not cover it. The rebate pays $4 per square foot (up to 10,000 sq ft for a home) for replacing a front lawn with water-wise plants on drip, with plants covering at least 33% of the area at maturity. If you want both, a common setup is turf where the kids and dogs play and a rebate-eligible plant garden out front — our Fresno rebate page has the rules and the city’s links.
Is artificial turf safe for kids and pets?
Absolutely. Modern artificial turf is non-toxic, lead-free, and designed for heavy use. It drains quickly, resists staining, and is easy to clean — making it ideal for families with kids and pets.
How does the installation process work?
We remove existing grass or dirt, excavate to proper depth, install a crushed rock base with proper drainage, lay weed barrier fabric, roll out and seam the turf, add infill, and groom the fibers. The result looks and feels like a perfect lawn — forever.
Can I install artificial turf in my front yard?
Yes — front yard installations are popular and can dramatically improve curb appeal. In an HOA, California Civil Code §4735 voids rules that ban artificial turf, though your HOA can still apply its landscaping rules; we help you meet them. Separately, SB 676 (2023) lets a city or county restrict artificial turf on homes, so check your city's current rules before you buy.
How much does artificial turf installation cost?
Artificial turf installation in the Central Valley typically costs $8–$14 per square foot, including removal of old lawn, base preparation, drainage, turf material, and infill. A 500 sq ft front yard runs approximately $4,000–$7,000. Send a few photos and your address and we price your yard from them — nobody has to come out to measure. (Fresno’s lawn rebate does not cover artificial turf.)
How do I clean and maintain artificial turf?
Rinse with a hose weekly to remove dust and pollen. Pick up pet waste promptly and rinse the area. Brush high-traffic areas monthly with a stiff broom to keep fibers upright. Remove leaves and debris regularly. Most homeowners spend less than 15 minutes per week on turf maintenance.
Does California's AB 1572 turf law affect residential lawns?
AB 1572 (2023) bans watering decorative ("non-functional") grass with drinking water on non-residential properties: government properties from January 1, 2027, commercial, industrial and institutional from 2028, HOA and common-interest common areas from 2029, and public properties in disadvantaged communities from 2031. It does not apply to a single-family home’s own yard. Artificial turf is still a popular way to stop watering a lawn altogether.
Does artificial turf affect home resale value?
Well-installed artificial turf generally maintains or improves curb appeal and can be a selling point in water-conscious Central Valley markets. Buyers appreciate zero-maintenance yards and no water bills. Quality installation with proper drainage and realistic turf products makes the biggest positive impression.
Straight answers
Turf, rebates, and the law
What the rules actually say, with the official source for each.
City of Fresno water customers get $4 per square foot for replacing a front lawn with water-wise plants — up to 10,000 sq ft for a home. Artificial turf does not qualify.
California Civil Code §4735(a)(2) (added by AB 349 in 2015) makes any HOA rule void if it prohibits artificial turf or has the effect of prohibiting it. Your HOA can still apply its landscaping rules, as long as they do not ban it.
SB 676 (approved October 8, 2023) amended Government Code §53087.7 so that a city or county may prohibit artificial turf on residential property; it still may not ban drought-tolerant landscaping with living plants. HOA bans on artificial turf remain void under Civil Code §4735.
AB 1572 (2023) bans watering decorative ("non-functional") grass with drinking water on non-residential properties: government properties from January 1, 2027, commercial, industrial and institutional from 2028, HOA and common-interest common areas from 2029, and public properties in disadvantaged communities from 2031. It does not apply to a single-family home’s own yard.
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