
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you can cut out the lines when installing or we recommend using Seymour's Shrub and Bush Paint to cover the lines. The green from this paint seems to be the best match for our turf.
Yes, the used sports turf, also known as infill, may contain remnants of rubber. Removing every bit of rubber from the turf is comparable to trying to remove every grain of sand from a carpet—it's quite challenging. However, when we remove the used sports turf, we work closely with our partners to extract as much rubber infill as possible. The amount of rubber remaining can vary depending on the field, but generally, you can expect around 3-8% of rubber infill to remain. This remaining rubber infill actually benefits the turf fibers by helping them stand upright, contributing to a high-quality playing surface.
Our professional loaders will give you tips and tricks to removing the turf rolls from your flatbed truck or trailer. Once the rolls are at your desired location we recommend use have multiple people on hand to unroll to your desired lengths and cut into smaller pieces to be carried. If cutting is not in your agenda, you can roll the rolls to the final destination.
We are not able to cut custom smaller sizes. Sometimes we have smaller sizes available but we are not able to cut them smaller due to property and zoning restrictions. For safety reasons we pull turf rolls from the bottom and the front of our piles. If there is a specific roll you want, you can put a deposit down and wait until your roll is pulled.