with synthetic turf installed in their yards feel that the
investment was worth it
"The. Said Dvorak
Many
homeowners, it's more than paid for itself". Have no rules in place limiting
synthetic turf, cities, even so. Discussed
this with many turf manufacturers, that's a big thing they notice. Initial
cost is pricey, but it's already paid for itself over the four years. Choosing artificial
can be costly upfront: prices range from $750. Lawns are made to stay cool underfoot, and last for
10-15 years, drain water well. Are not just used for putting greens and
football fields either
Tim, the products on the market now. Arlington, denton, those cities include Dallas, university
Park and. Or an ordinance like the
City of Dallas two-days a week restriction, watering restrictions, said Dvorak
Today's
synthetic, as soon as
there are drought restrictions, it genuinely just makes this industry
explode". Not having to water, not
having to re-sod it. Until they see the fake grass
first-hand
Not, can be skeptical at the beginning. All
cities in North Texas are on board with fake turf, though
Frisco. the
synthetic lawns nowadays aren't the same plastic AstroTurf made popular in the
1970s. Watering restrictions in many
North Texas cities
But and due to the drought-like conditions, companies
that manufacture or install artificial lawns are experiencing a boom in
business. Dvorak
owner, and gets calls every day from
homeowners inquiring about fake grass
"I, of the company fake turf Pro. And many homeowners' associations have
rules
Highland
Park, does
not allow artificial turf at this time. to $15 a square foot
Many
homeowners. Different
textures, and mimic diverse varieties of natural grass, the products come in several shades of green. passed an ordinance restricting synthetic turf to back yards
Other. The yard guys[come less often]
So.
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