Artificial turf, cut to your length and delivered.
Nine American-made turf lines for front yards, dogs, putting greens and play areas, from $2.60 per square foot. Enter your yard size, see the price, and we ship it by freight to the lower 48.
Shop by what the turf is for
Each line is listed under every use it suits, so a lawn turf that handles play shows up in both places.
How buying works
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Measure
Measure the area at its longest and widest points. Turf comes on rolls 15 feet wide, so the width tells you how many runs you need and the length tells you how long each run is.
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Size it and see the price
Choose a line and enter your yard's width and length. The page works out how many rolls, how long each one is, the square footage and the price before you pay.
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Install it, or get matched
Lay it yourself with our install kit and guides, or tell us about the job and we will pass it to an installer who works in your area.
Hold it before you buy it
A sample costs $10, shipping included. Put it on your lawn, in sun and in shade, and feel it with bare feet. When you order turf later with the same email or phone number, we take the $10 off.
The install kit
Weed barrier, turf staples, sand infill, and seam tape and adhesive where rolls meet, sized to the turf you order and packed with it.
Guides
Plain answers on choosing, measuring, installing and caring for turf.
Choosing turf by use: which of our nine lines fits your yard
How to pick an artificial turf by what the area is for. What pile height, face weight, thatch and blade shape mean, and which of our nine lines suits lawns, play, dogs and putting.
6 min read
How much turf to order: roll width, length, seams and waste
Turf comes on 15 ft wide rolls cut to your length. How to measure, choose which way the rolls run, plan seams and work out the square footage you pay for.
7 min read
Artificial turf for dogs: what to buy and how to keep it clean
What makes a turf work for dogs (pile height, density, drainage, infill), how to build the base under a dog run, a cleaning routine that keeps odor down, and what the warranty does not cover.
7 min read
Not laying it yourself?
Tell us where the job is, how big it is and what the area is for. We will pass your request to an installer who works near you, and they will quote the labor with you directly.