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Mar 31st 2009 The Hidden Charges of Buying Synthetic Grass

The cost of synthetic grass will not only be determined by the advertised price per foot that you will see posted by most companies. There are other important factors to consider such as the cost of the installation. Driving the price up even further are some factors that will affect the cost of installation and some of these may be specific to you alone.

Things such as whether there is easy access to the location that the synthetic grass is going to be laid. If there are stairs, a challenging slope or a narrow access – or even no access to the backyard will increase labor charges. If there is any demolition that has to take place before the area can be prepared for grass laying, this will further increase cost.

Buying artificial grass is inevitably a big step for two reasons. The obvious is the up front cost which can seem quite prohibitive but the second is more environmental in nature because you are also changing the look of the landscape in a major way.

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Mar 26th 2009 Unable to Get Grass To Grow

The backyard is constantly in shade and the traffic is heavy, consequently the grass simply never gets a chance to grow. There’s not a lot that can be done about it short of replacing the lawn with something else.

The first option may be to put in a little garden where the worst of the dead patch lies. But that may not be practical, particularly if there is a lot of foot traffic through the space or if you’d simply like the open space that your backyard affords.

The answer may well be a new synthetic grass lawn. These days the technological advancements of synthetic grass means that it is looking even more and more like a natural grass, even down to some manufacturers adding yellow or brownish strands of grass to make it look as though there is a little bit of die-off going on. After all, the fact that the lawn looks too perfect is a dead give away that it’s artificial.

Choosing to buy synthetic grass may be the first step, and it may well even be the easiest step. The hard part comes later when you’re left with choosing synthetic grass and sifting through all of the various options available to you.

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Mar 4th 2009 Synthetic Grass May Be Installed at Beaver Stadium

Plans are underway for the possibility of installing synthetic grass at Fighting Beaver Stadium in Ohio. The Beaver Local Athletic Committee has met with the owners of ForeverLawn Inc in talks that were deemed a preliminary feasibility study.

The possibility of installing an all-weather surface to the stadium is seen as a driving factor behind the talks with the fact that it would be possible to get more use out of the field a positive. Athletic Board Member John Campbell said he would be interested in seeing the financial figures that the school uses on maintenance on all the fields. Comparisons need to be taken between work that goes into the upkeep of a natural grass field and that of an artificial turf field.

A rough estimate of $285,000 to $355,000 for the turf installation at the 71,250 square feet site was suggested at the meeting. That price doesn’t include any of the excavation work that would be required to lay aggregate and other base materials.

The question of the dangers of lead in the synthetic grass materials was brought up by the Committee and they were assured that this danger is non-existent in this particular product. A synthetic turf field such as this one comes with an eight year warranty that covers normal wear and tear, but the life of the synthetic grass is more likely to last upwards of 10 to 12 years.

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