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Artificial grass framed by grey porcelain in front of a garden room
dark grey porcelain (slate-effect, large format) patio with a half-moon brick step and low red brick retaining wall, artificial grass lawn above, close-board fence

Artificial grass

Green all year, laid on a proper base with fixed edges.

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What people ask for

Curved red brick retaining wall with artificial grass and a porcelain patio

Behind a new brick wall

Tired grass and rotten log roll out, a curved brick wall in, artificial grass between it and the porcelain.

Artificial grass edged in brick beside a slate-effect patio

Beside a slate-effect patio

Artificial grass edged in brick against a dark large-format patio.

From screed to finished lawn

Porcelain laid and sharp sand screeded for the artificial grass
1Sand screeded
Artificial grass framed by grey porcelain in front of a garden room
2Finished

Materials and options

Artificial grass framed by grey porcelain in front of a garden room
Artificial grassBest for No mowing, green all year
Porcelain laid and sharp sand screeded for the artificial grass
Sharp sand screedBest for A flat, even finish

Kane and his team installed a Venetian style fence, levelled my garden, installed artificial turf and laid some porcelain slabs for me. He came around on the same day I called him to give me a quote, which was the same price once the job finished. His work was first class, he cleaned up after himself once the job was finished, and his communication was excellent. Everything was finished within the time he said it would take. Would recommend to anyone.

Venetian fence, artificial turf and porcelain paving, on Checkatrade

What moves the price

Area first, then the base: dug out, compacted stone, a sand screed and fixed edges. Pile height and density change the price of the grass itself.

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How we price a job, in full

Area is the start, but what is under the old lawn decides most of the rest. Real turf needs the ground stripped, weeds out, the soil levelled and raked and, where builders have left compacted clay and rubble behind, fresh topsoil brought in, otherwise the new grass sits on a hard pan and browns in the first dry spell. Artificial grass needs more digging, because it sits on a compacted base of crushed stone with a sharp sand screed on top, levelled so the surface does not dip or puddle, and its edges have to be fixed to a border, a kerb or a timber edge. The grass itself varies a lot in price with pile height and density. Shape matters too: a lawn with curved edges, beds cut into it or a patio to finish against means more cutting and more waste than a plain rectangle. Then there is what has to go, from old turf and soil to a play area or a shed base, and how it gets out of the garden. A photo of the space and a rough size will let us tell you which way we would go.

Questions

Is artificial grass a good fix for a mossy lawn?

The RHS says that for a shady or damp lawn full of moss, artificial turf is not an effective or sustainable option, because moss can grow on it too.

Source: Moss in lawns: keep or remove?, Royal Horticultural Society

More about artificial grass

We lay artificial grass on a compacted, levelled base with a sharp sand screed and fixed edges, usually as part of a bigger garden job with a patio, a wall or a sleeper bed. Send the form with a photo of the space.

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