Most professionally installed artificial turf projects typically range from $8 to $15 or more per square foot. Where yours lands depends on the turf you choose, the size of the area and how much work the ground needs first. Here is what goes into that number.
Most of the variation is not the turf. It is what has to happen before the turf goes down.
Larger areas cost less per square foot. Mobilizing a crew, delivering materials and hauling debris costs about the same for 300 square feet as for 900.
Pile height, face weight, backing and fiber shape all move the material price. A dense putting green surface and a tall landscape blade are different products.
Removing sod, old decorative rock, tree roots or a failed previous install adds labor and disposal before any turf goes down.
The biggest swing on most Hill Country lots. A flat yard with existing fall needs little correction. A sloped lot that pools against the house needs grading first, sometimes a retaining wall.
Base rock and turf rolls are heavy. A yard reachable by wheelbarrow through a wide side gate costs less to build than one where every ton is carried through the house.
Straight rectangles are quick. Curved borders, inlaid patterns, multiple turf types in one yard, and cuts around trees, beds and pool coping all add labor.
Pet systems, odor-control infill, cooling infill, TigerCool heat-reflective turf and custom putting greens each carry their own material cost. All optional.
Compare it line for line against any other bid you hold.
And not over the phone.
The ground sets the price, and we cannot see it from the office. Two yards of identical size can differ by thousands of dollars once you account for slope, drainage, what has to come out first, and whether a wheelbarrow can reach the back gate.
A number given sight unseen is either padded to cover the unknown or revised upward later. We measure the space, walk the conditions with you, and give you one number in writing.
The price we quote is the price you pay.
The consultation and the written estimate are both free, with no trip fee and no obligation to book.
Upgrades are priced separately and shown before you decide: TigerCool heat-reflective turf, cooling infill and pet odor control infill. See the upgrade options. Pavers, retaining walls and grading are quoted on the work involved rather than by turf square footage.
Most professionally installed artificial turf projects typically range from $8 to $15 or more per square foot. The final cost depends on the turf selected, project size, existing site conditions and the amount of preparation required. Every property is different, so hello TURF provides a free on-site consultation and detailed estimate for your specific project.
Artificial turf pricing can vary significantly from one project to another. The biggest factors include project size, turf selection, removal of existing grass or landscaping, grading and drainage requirements, property access, site preparation and overall installation complexity. Specialty options such as pet systems, odor-control infill, cooling turf and custom putting greens can also affect the final price.
Because the ground sets the price and we cannot see it from the office. Two yards of identical size can differ by thousands of dollars once you account for slope, drainage, what has to come out first, and whether a wheelbarrow can reach the back gate. A number given sight unseen is either padded to cover the unknown or revised upward later. We measure the space, walk the conditions with you, and give you one number.
The price we quote is the price you pay. We quote after walking the property, not before, which is what lets us hold the number. If you ask for something different partway through, a larger area or an added putting green, we price that change with you before we build it.
No. The site visit and the written estimate are both free, with no trip fee and no obligation to book.
It costs more to install and nothing to water. A natural lawn in Central Texas carries a recurring bill for irrigation, mowing, fertilizer and reseeding, and that bill arrives every year whether or not the lawn survives the summer. Turf front-loads the spend instead. Where the crossover lands depends on your water rate and what you currently pay for lawn care, which is worth running against your own utility bill rather than a generic estimate.
We measure the space, walk the conditions with you, and put one price in writing. The consultation is free and there is no obligation to book.