Artificial turf is typically made from polyethylene, polypropylene, or nylon fibers. The backing is usually composed of polyurethane or latex, and an infill material such as rubber, silica sand, or a combination of both is used to support the blades and provide cushioning. Ask someone from our sales team for specs on specific NorCal Turf Blends.

High-quality artificial turf can last 15-20 years with proper maintenance, depending on usage and environmental conditions. All NorCal Turf blends fall into this category!

Yes! Most modern synthetic turf products are non-toxic, lead-free, and designed to be safe for children and pets. Some options even feature antimicrobial properties to reduce bacteria buildup.

Artificial turf requires minimal maintenance, no watering, no mowing, and stays green year-round. While natural grass provides a natural feel, it requires significant upkeep, water, and fertilizers.

Yes, but professional installation is recommended for best results. Proper groundwork preparation, base material, and seam joining are crucial for longevity and appearance.

Maintenance is simple:

Yes, most artificial turf products are designed with a perforated backing that allows water to drain efficiently. Proper base installation ensures optimal drainage.

Yes, our synthetic turf is designed to endure harsh weather conditions, including heat, cold, and heavy rain. However, some lower-quality products may degrade faster under extreme UV exposure.

 

The cost varies depending on the quality and type of turf. On average, materials range from $2 to $10 per square foot, with installation costs averaging $5 to $20 per square foot.

Yes! Artificial turf eliminates water bills, lawn maintenance costs, fertilizers, and pesticides, leading to significant long-term savings.

 

Synthetic turf conserves water and eliminates the need for pesticides and fertilizers. Some products are also made from recycled materials and are fully recyclable.

Yes, synthetic turf can heat up in direct sunlight. However, NorCal Turf Supply’s turf blends feature a variety of blade shapes that minimize heat absorption. Other things like using lighter-colored infill, adding shade, or misting it with water can help reduce heat retention.

Unlike natural grass, artificial turf doesn’t produce pollen, making it a great option for allergy sufferers.

Artificial turf is designed to be fire-resistant and will not catch fire easily. However, it can melt under extreme heat or direct flames, such as from a barbecue grill.