Cleaning artificial turf is quick and easy! First remove large pieces of debris. Then rinse your turf lawn with a garden hose, and watch dirt and debris wash away. Dirt particles, and even liquid pet waste, are filtered through your turf’s water permeable backing and into the ground below.

Do you have pets? The use of turf approved cleaning products is recommended to help sanitize and deodorize your lawn after the accumulation of pet waste.

Quality artificial turf can last for decades. Testing information like UV resistance, tuft bind strength, and water permeability are good indicators of how long your turf will last. Selecting the right turf for your intended use can help you get the longest life possible.

Biltright’s turf products come backed by the longest warranties in the industry. Most of our lawns are backed by up to a sixteen year warranty! These cover things like severe fiber loss, material defects, and manufacturing defects. See material warranty for details.

Biltright offers a wide selection of turf products. You can order artificial turf from our turf specialists, and have it installed within two weeks of delivery! We carry products made to fit every project and every lifestyle.

Maintaining artificial turf is simple and easy. We recommend adding a small amount of infill every year and a half to keep your lawn standing tall. But for lawns with less foot traffic, this may not be necessary.

You’ll want to lightly brush your lawn as needed to disperse infill and keep blades standing upright. With foot traffic all synthetic grass will eventually lay over. The more stiff the blades are, the longer your lawn will stay standing tall. Softer blades are more likely to flatten from heavy foot traffic. We recommend installing stepping stones in high traffic areas to avoid matted down turf in the most areas of your yard. But even heavily trafficked turf looks much better than a half dead lawn!

If you have pets, make sure to rinse your lawn to get rid of liquid pet waste and left over particles. Weed growth is a common, but preventable occurrence in turf lawns.

Weed growth is typically caused by wind driven seeds. Spray for weeds as needed and remove them. You can mitigate large scale weed growth by spraying and weeding each month. Ask your turf specialist which types of weed killers are good for synthetic grass applications.