Artificial turf is the greenest grass around, and we mean that in terms of color and carbon footprint.
Synthetic lawns stay green for decades, all the while leaving an eco-friendly imprint on the environment. Water usage, pesticides, and fertilizers are all eco-issues that have people switching to artificial turf. As water levels fall and water bills rise, trends turn to artificial turf for environmentally friendly, cost-saving solutions.
Fake grass eliminates high-demands on water resources while maintaining a vibrant green color. On average, one American lawn consumes more than 21,000 gallons of water per year. Sport complexes and athletic venues drink millions of gallons of water, more than today’s drought laden weather patterns can sustain. Synthetic lawns save tremendous water resources, while still providing the look and feel of a functional, aesthetic outdoor environment.
