Contractors and properties
Artificial turf for commercial projects
Large surfaces, with deadlines, and with other trades working alongside. Our largest delivered project was 22,800 sq ft: a complete school yard.
Miami-Dade and Broward, both counties in full
What changes when the job is large
The technique is the same as a residential yard. Everything around it is different. On a commercial job the work has a date that depends on other people, a space that is often still in use, and access that has to be shared with other trades.
So on a project like this the conversation does not start with square footage. It starts with when work can happen, which areas have to stay usable meanwhile, and who has to be coordinated with on site.
The proof we can actually show
The company delivered a 22,800 sq ft school yard, posted to its Instagram on 13 August 2025, and a 4,000 sq ft waterfront transformation posted on 26 March 2026. Both are in the gallery, each linked to the original post.
We quote those two figures and no others because those are the two anyone can open and check. This site does not count years in business or number of projects. It shows work you can look at.
Large surface means drainage has to be designed
On a residential yard water mostly sorts itself out. Across twenty thousand square feet it does not: water travels long distances, collects wherever there is a tenth of a percent of fall going the wrong way, and finds any low point left unresolved.
That is the real work on a large job, and it is invisible in the handover photo. It gets solved beforehand, by shaping the base to the right falls and checking them with water rather than by eye.
Where this fits
Schools and daycares, condo courtyards and common areas, terraces and green areas at commercial units, rental properties, and new build handing over finished landscaping. Waterfront properties too, where salt takes natural grass apart.
If you are a contractor, condo association or property manager and you need a number to budget against, say so and we will give you one with the measuring done, not estimated from above.
Commercial work delivered
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Questions about this service
Can you work in phases without closing the whole space?
Yes, and in a space that stays in use it is usually the only sensible way. The area is split into zones and each one is handed back usable before the next opens up. It has to be planned before starting, because it changes the total days.
What is the largest project you have delivered?
22,800 sq ft: a school yard, posted on the company’s Instagram account in August 2025. It is in the gallery on this page with a link to the post.
Do you work to construction schedules alongside other trades?
Yes. What we ask is that the date and the dependencies are clear from the estimate onward: what has to be finished before we come in, and what follows us.
Does it work for a waterfront property?
Yes, and it is one of the clearest cases, because airborne salt kills natural grass gradually without warning. Synthetic fibre does not react to salt. We have several waterfront jobs in the gallery.
Have a project with a deadline?
Tell us the area and the date. We come out, measure, and give you a number you can budget against.