The Artificial grass will be delivered separately, but the first thing that will need to be done is the removal of the existing lawn surface. If the installation is to be carried out on tarmac or concrete, this stage can be skipped, as long as the tarmac surface is in a good condition. If it’s not in the best of conditions, then it will need to be repaired.

The ultimate aim is to create a secure flat base for the artificial grass. Once the topsoil is removed, we’ll be in a position to start the heavy groundworks. We’ll need good access to the garden as we’ll need to lay 30mm deep of crushed limestone over the whole installation area. This will create a sturdy base that can withstand anything.

After this heavy work a strong builder’s brew will be required!

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We have two more layers that will need to be placed down before the actual artificial grass. A 10mm shockpad underlay will provide a cushioned layer under the artificial grass which will help protect against trips and falls. It will also facilitate comfortable and relaxing backyard picnics in the summer. This is then followed by the weed membrane which is a fully porous membrane allowing for free-flowing drainage whilst helping to stop weeds.

Another brew might be required.

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Lastly, the laying of the artificial grass is sometimes one of the quickest steps. We simply roll it out, and then work on the delicate task of neatly joining the pieces of artificial grass and making sure the perimeter is perfectly fitted and secure.

A quick tidy-up and brushing the grass up and your new lawn will be finished and ready to enjoy.

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