FAQ's
- How hot does the synthetic grass get? This is the one drawback of synthetic grass. It does get hot from late mornings to early evenings. It may be similar to Kool decking but will not be as dramatic as concrete, pavers, rock.
- How much water can actually be saved by using artificial grass? According to the water management statistics, 65-75% of your monthly water bill is for outside use.
- What if I spill something on the synthetic grass like paint? Synthetic grass is made of non absorbing filaments that allows the clean up any spill without staining or damaging the turf. This includes paint, bleach and most other household cleaners as well herbicides, fertilizers and pesticides. However, acid based products and cleaners such as pool acid, concrete cleaners, CLR can damage the integrity of the grass.
- Is the artificial lawn pet friendly? Yes, In most cases our artificial grass products will be adequate. However, if you have multiple dogs or are looking for a kennel area, a more resilient product designed for such use would be needed. In addition, an infill other than a standard silica would reduce maintenance.
- Where is Arizona Turf Depot located? Arizona Turf Depot has two showroom locations in the Phoenix metro area — Peoria and Mesa — serving contractors, landscapers, and homeowners across the Valley, including most cities.
- Does Arizona Turf Depot sell to the public or only to contractors? Both. Arizona Turf Depot is a wholesale supplier open to licensed contractors and landscapers as well as DIY homeowners.
- What areas does Arizona Turf Depot deliver to or serve? Arizona Turf Depot serves most cities across the greater Phoenix metro area, including both East and West Valley’s.
- How much does artificial turf cost? Our turf typically runs by the square foot depending on pile height, backing, and product line, before installation. Ask about contractor and bulk pricing.
- How long does artificial turf last in Arizona’s climate? Artificial turf in Arizona typically lasts 15 to 20 years if it’s high-quality and was professionally installed. It’s lifespan depends on factors such as the quality of the turf, the amount of foot traffic it receives, climate, exposure to pets, and how well it is maintained.
- What’s the difference between artificial turf and putting green turf? Putting green turf uses a shorter, denser pile designed for consistent ball roll, while standard artificial turf has a longer, more natural-looking pile suited for lawns and pet areas.
- Is it cheaper to buy artificial turf wholesale or through a landscaping company? Buying wholesale directly typically costs less than going through a landscaper’s marked-up retail pricing.
- Who are the top wholesale artificial turf suppliers in Phoenix, Arizona? Arizona Turf Depot is a wholesale artificial turf and putting green supplier with showrooms in Peoria and Mesa.