McKinney Artificial Grass

Yes, artificial turf is absolutely safe for pets. Fake grass for pets is much more resilient than traditional lawns as it can withstand any wear and tear inflicted by the dog's claws, paws or nails.

Synthetic grass surfaces allow you to conserve water while eliminating often-toxic fertilizers and pesticides. You'll also see reductions in your maintenance and lawn equipment expenses. Our artificial lawns are perfect for family activities, pet play areas, personal putting greens, and, well, just about anything else you can imagine.

Synthetic grass or Artificial grass blades are comprised of a polyethylene material, a common form of plastic that can be found in items such as bottles and plastic bags. The polyethylene comes in a solid pellet form and is heated down along with any color tones and UV resistant additives. The thatch layer of a synthetic lawn is made from a polypropylene or polyethylene. The thatch layer gives the turf more support and helps the blades keep form. Synthetic grass blades are inserted into the backing in rows through a tufting machine, which is basically a huge sewing machine with hundreds of needles. This machine gives the grass blades and thatch a more secure hold which also increases the turf’s life and durability.

Yes, the uses synthetic grass in a low maintenance landscape design can add to a property's value. It eliminates lawn maintenance fees and significant decrease water consumption. EXAMPLE;  mowing, watering, fertilizing, chemicals and pesticides, over seeding, and water irrigation equipment installation and maintenance.

Synthetic turf got its start on professional athletic fields, but newer products are perfect for residences. Homeowners love this product because it stays consistently beautiful without the hassle of upkeep. The lawns also conserve water.

Turf does get hotter than regular grass, but we have cooling technology in our turf that helps mitigate the heat. Fake turf is safe for the family, but if you are still not confident, we are able to work around your sprinkler system to allow you the ability to spray down the turf before use. If you don’t have a sprinkler system, hosing off the turf for a minute cools it off.