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A lawn that shrugs off heavy rain and summer heat
Artificial grass for front and back yards, laid over a base built to move water off heavy clay soil.
Sound familiar?
- Standing water after every storm
- St. Augustine that browns in patches
- Weekends lost to mowing and edging
Our approach
Houston clay holds water, so drainage is the first thing we plan. We dig out the old lawn, shape the ground to shed water toward the street or a drain, and build up a free-draining base.
The grass goes down in long, matched rolls with seams glued and hidden. We secure every edge along beds, fences and driveways, then brush the blades upright.
What you get
- Drainage planGround shaped so water leaves the yard instead of pooling.
- Free-draining baseBuilt up and compacted on top of the clay.
- Matched rollsLaid in one direction with seams glued out of sight.
- Secured edgesFixed firmly along beds, fences and drives.
Questions people ask
Will the yard still flood?
We plan the grading and base so water drains away, and we tell you honestly if a drain line is also needed.
Can you keep my flower beds?
Yes. We cut the grass neatly to the bed lines you want to keep.
What about mosquitoes?
Fewer puddles in the lawn means fewer places for standing water to sit.
How does it hold up in summer?
It stays green through the heat. On the hottest afternoons a quick rinse cools the surface.
