Real work
Artificial grass projects in Miami-Dade and Broward
Every job we can show, with its date. The ones with a link can be opened on the company’s Instagram account and checked. None of them is a stock photo.
The change, untouched
Strip of bare dirt and mud between the hedge and the pool edge, no grass.
0 shows the before photo in full, 100 shows the after photo in full.Pool surround
The strip between the hedge and the pool was dirt and mud — natural grass survives neither the chlorine nor the constant foot traffic. Now it’s the most used part of the yard.
Miami-DadeMarch 2026
Backyard with dry brown natural grass up to the white picket fence, facing the lake.
0 shows the before photo in full, 100 shows the after photo in full.Lakefront backyard
With the lake right there, the yard was the only thing out of place: burnt grass and bare dirt up to the fence. You can see the change from across the water.
Miami-DadeApril 2025
Sand yard under the school oak trees, with a skid-steer grading the base.
0 shows the before photo in full, 100 shows the after photo in full.22,800 sq ft school courtyard
The largest job we’ve delivered. Nothing grew under the oaks and the ground was bare sand: machinery, real deadlines and an area nothing like a backyard.
Miami-Dade22,800 ft²August 2025
Covered school walkway with strips of bare dirt and bags of material to one side.
0 shows the before photo in full, 100 shows the after photo in full.Same school, the walkway
Hundreds of kids pass through here every day. It used to be dirt that got tracked into the classrooms with every rain; now it just gets swept.
Miami-DadeApril 2025
Strip of loose dirt along the white wall of the waterfront house.
0 shows the before photo in full, 100 shows the after photo in full.Waterfront home
Four thousand square feet at a house with its own dock. This is the strip along the wall: loose dirt before, now a clean edge with no open seam.
Miami-Dade4,000 ft²March 2026
Dock edge with dirt and leaf litter around the palm trees, boats behind.
0 shows the before photo in full, 100 shows the after photo in full.Same house, by the dock
The edge of the dock, where the palms and the salt let nothing grow. The grass runs around each trunk, cut by hand.
Miami-DadeMarch 2026
Side of the house with dirt and weeds next to the garage door.
0 shows the before photo in full, 100 shows the after photo in full.Same house, the side yard
Nobody posts photos of the side yard, and it’s exactly where the grass burns out first. Here it runs as even as the front, right up to the garage door.
Miami-DadeMarch 2026
Turf strip with path lights
A narrow strip with the path lights already set. Every light is a hole where water can get in and the edge can let go, so each one gets sealed during the install.
Miami-DadeJuly 2026
Backyard with a wood fence
The grass meets the edge of the concrete with none of the lip you get when the base isn’t properly compacted. You feel it on day one and you see it three years later.
Miami-DadeMay 2026
Backyard with stepping stones
Grass flush with the stones, no lifted edges and no open seams. That detail is the difference between a yard that looks installed and one that looks fake.
Miami-DadeApril 2026
Same yard, from the deck
The grass meets the wood deck and the planters with no exposed edges. This is a yard that gets used, not one for a photo.
Miami-DadeApril 2026
Backyard with a tree and pool
We leave an open ring around the trunk and cut it by hand so the tree keeps breathing. Under a tree is exactly where natural grass never took hold.
Miami-DadeApril 2026
Turf run down to the pool
A long run between the hedge and the deck, with gravel on one side. On a straight stretch like this the eye catches any drift, so it gets laid out before anything is cut.
Miami-DadeMarch 2026
Same house, the backyard
The whole backyard at that same house, closed in by the hedge and finished against the curved edge of the deck. A curve eats half a morning. Get it right and nobody notices it.
Miami-DadeMarch 2026
Entrance of a modern home
The strip between the driveway and the wall. It’s the first thing anyone arriving sees and the last thing people get around to fixing.
Miami-DadeMarch 2026
Paver path with turf joints
Clay pavers with turf running between them. Every joint is cut to its own gap — a finger of slack and you can see it from the street.
Miami-DadeMarch 2026
Pool patio at night
The grass doesn’t switch off when the sun goes down. Raking light is what exposes a bad install: odd sheen, roller marks. Neither here.
Miami-DadeJuly 2026
Green area at a business
An open ring around the tree so it keeps breathing, and the grass cut clean around it. At a business this gets walked on all day and has to take it.
Miami-DadeJuly 2026
Putting green at home
A private green with several cups and a true roll, wrapped around the cobblestone path that was already there. Practice without leaving the yard.
Miami-DadeFebruary 2026
Backyard with a garden shed
The whole yard in turf, wrapping the curved beds and the shed. The edge is finished against the bed with no lip and no dirt showing.
Miami-DadeNovember 2025
Same house, the green
At that same house, a three-cup green tucked into the bamboo. The yard and the practice green are two different turfs, laid the same day.
Miami-DadeNovember 2025
Green against the wall
A green using the back of the yard, with the vine-covered wall behind it. Putting fiber is shorter and far denser than yard turf — it’s not the same product.
Miami-DadeNovember 2025
Side strip by the porch
You walk the strip between the fence and the porch twenty times a day. In real grass it ends up a dirt trail. Here the turf runs right to the edge of the concrete.
Miami-DadeJuly 2025
Three-cup putting green
Three cups with a longer-fiber fringe around them, which is what slows the ball when it runs off the green. Without the fringe, a green is just a rug.
Miami-DadeJuly 2025
Backyard closed in by hedge
Under a tall hedge natural grass has no chance — no light and no water reach it. This surface looks the same in the shaded half as in the sunny one.
Miami-DadeMay 2025
Side path with pavers and deck
A narrow side yard with stepping stones and a wood deck at the end. Every stone gets cut by hand. You go slow, stone by stone, and you end up walking it without catching a single edge.
Miami-DadeOctober 2024
Long pool with safety fence
A surface this big and this exposed shows every dip in the ground. It runs level from the house wall to the pool edge, with no seam you can pick out.
Miami-DadeJuly 2024
Why this is half of the website
Eight out of nine companies in this trade in Miami show stock images or manufacturer renders. They are easy to spot: the light is perfect, the yard has no furniture in it, and the house is not in Florida.
There are none of those here. Every photo on this page is work this company did, and the ones with a link open the original post so you can see the date. Where the before and after were shot from the same spot, you can drag the slider to compare them. Where they were not, there is a single photo and no slider, because comparing two different angles proves nothing.
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