Artificial Turf Cleaning FAQ

Pet urine collects in the infill and backing, and bacteria break it down into ammonia. Heat speeds that up, which is why odor is worst on hot afternoons. See pet odor removal.

Once or twice a year for yards without pets, every two to three months with one dog, and monthly with two or more dogs. See our cleaning schedule guide.

It depends on size, pets and condition. Quotes are free. Text us a few photos and we'll send a price.

We use cleaners made for synthetic turf and follow the label directions. Keep kids and pets off treated areas until they're dry. Ask us and we'll tell you exactly which product we're using so you can check the label yourself.

No. We need access to the turf and a heads-up about pets. We'll text you when we're done.

Usually, yes. Power-brush grooming lifts most matted fibers. Fibers melted by reflected sunlight can't be restored.

Infill is the sand-like layer that holds turf blades up. If you can see the backing or the blades stay flat after brushing, you may need an infill top-off.

No. We clean and maintain artificial turf. For installation or seam repairs, contact a turf installer.

Yes. Our maintenance plans run monthly, every other month or quarterly.

Palm Desert, La Quinta, Indian Wells, Rancho Mirage, Indio, Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Bermuda Dunes and Coachella. See service areas.

If weather makes the job ineffective, we'll text you to reschedule.