Artificial Turf Installation in St. George, Utah

Artificial turf drains through a perforated or fully permeable backing into the base below, so the base has to be built to take that water and move it away from your foundation. On tight clay we grade more aggressively or add drainage where needed. Infill holds the blades upright, adds weight, and protects the backing from UV. For homes with dogs we recommend pet-specific turf and an odor-control infill, plus a slightly steeper slope in the areas pets use most, so the yard rinses clean with a hose.

Visible seams and lifting edges are the giveaways of a rushed install. We lay turf so the grain runs one direction, join seams with seaming tape and adhesive, and secure the perimeter so wind and foot traffic cannot lift it. Where turf meets rock beds, we install edging to keep gravel out of the grass. Paver borders and walkways give a clean, permanent edge that frames the lawn, and we build them as part of the same project through our hardscape services.

Swapping a thirsty lawn for synthetic grass removes the need to water that area, which matters in one of the driest parts of the state. The Washington County Water Conservancy District offers up to $3 per square foot for qualifying lawn replacement projects finished by June 1, 2027. Turf alone does not automatically qualify: the district reviews projects before work starts and its criteria include living plant coverage, so eligibility depends on the overall design. We can help you plan a conversion that combines turf with planted areas, and you should confirm current program rules with the district before removing grass.