Not yet but as mentioned our grass is superior to many others due to our choice of manufacturer and understanding of what makes up a superior artificial grass. Having a great roll of grass does not guarantee you will have an excellent artificial grass lawn. 

The quality of the installation will have the biggest impact on longevity and enjoyment, or frustration, with your new fake turf. 

Whilst you may look at saving costs by trying to do parts yourself this could be a false economy. We understand it can be hard to put off an avid DIYer but there will be no guarantee issued and ultimately the buck will stop with you.

Most artificial grass installers who install larger amounts of grass will have favourable rates with their suppliers so the rate at which they get the same grass as you might be looking to source. Clearly if getting artificial grass down instead of your regular grass is a priority and money is tight, then by all means let us know and we can recommend what may be the most suitable based on your budget.

We can help you with this process. As mentioned earlier what ends up being one person's best artificial grass may not be another's. The primary differentiator should be how the grass will be used i.e. its primary purpose. For example, a nursery, as well as the grass, may want to have a rubberised underlay beneath it to help provide some additional protection should a child fall over on it. This will influence what artificial turf would be best to lay on top. A general multi-sports pitch will want a shorter pile than a football-only pitch to allow a hockey ball to slide along quickly or a tennis ball to bounce up enough. 

Heavily walked on areas such as a balcony or terrace at a pub would again be better off with a short pile making it easy to clean and not having longer piles look messy by being continuously flattened down. 

Dog owners would benefit from a mid-height pile making it easy to clean up after their dog. A different artificial grass would be best for one set of circumstances than another but with our range, we have got all the bases covered and can assist you as much as possible regarding the best choice for you and your budget.

For excellent quality, artificial grass to be fully installed using the best procedures, accessory materials, membrane, and proper drainage you would be looking at a £75-80 per m2 cost for an area of at least 30m2. This is when it is being fitted as a replacement for an existing natural lawn where its removal will also be factored into the cost. 

Price can vary a bit from this depending on exactly which grass you have selected. Other factors which could influence the price following a survey would be the shape of the area being covered. Where you have a garden that has multiple flower beds or trees you want the grass to go around, these irregular curves and circular cut-outs will require many more fittings and more intricate cutting and jointing.

Much larger areas will, as a general rule will have a lower price per m2 as some economies of scale can come into play.

For larger astro turf playing surfaces pricing will be following a survey once we know exactly what is required and how the artificial turf will be finished and edged off.

Yes, it can. 

The is becoming more common in business environments, commercial and retail premises.

A number of larger businesses have their own canteens which can open up outside and allow tables and chairs to be set up there - artificial grass is proving a popular addition.

As more businesses as taking greater ownership of staff welfare having breaks in a more pleasant environment can be achieved by using artificial grass to reduce the amount of barren concrete that staff lookover is popular. Before installation, it is worth checking the drainage just so that the artificial grass doesn't create a marshland!

The same principles are being taken on board by a number of businesses that have customers - typically there to eat or drink. Where previously outdoor tables and benches rested on concrete, a dull patio, or simply a graveled surface transforming this will artificial grass can completely transform the area and make it much more appealing to customers and elevate your brand image in the process.

That will depend on the artificial grass you choose.

Our grasses won't as they have been treated with a coating that provides protection against Ultra Violet light which is the waves of light emitted from the sun which cause items to fade in the sun. This is an aspect that may cause price differences from one grass to another as cheaper grasses may not have this coating. Our artificial grass is guaranteed for 10 years from fading.

Whilst maintenance requirements for the grass itself are low, if you want to maintain the aesthetics here are some tips:

Regularly remove items that have fallen or been blown onto your artificial lawns such as leave and twigs which can degrade and engrain themselves into your turf. Using a brush, soft rake, or leave blower/vacuum should do the trick. If part of your lawn is in a very shaded area and much is allowed to build up moss could grow from it. applying a biodegradable anti- moss treatment will be fine - do not use bleach or other acid-based cleaning products. Other chemicals to keep away are oils, solvents, or fuels as they can damage the blades. Likewise, extreme heat can also damage your grass so cigarettes, barbeques, or fireworks where hot elements could drop onto your grass will cause blades to melt and fuse together. For snow and frost, these will not cause any damage so these can simply be left to melt away naturally.

Most of the care advise is fairly common sense and if followed you will enjoy your grass for many years

Adding sand on top of your artificial grass as a final step is something that other artificial grass suppliers and installers may still do. This practice is generally associated with sports pitches and was something that needed to be done on a more regular basis for these astroturf pitches however, our domestic grasses do not, and nor do our 4G artificial turf sports pitches. We provide a no-fill 4G pitch which also means no additional small rubber crumbs need to be added and brushed in either. These practises are generally associated with 2G and 3G artificial grass pitches.