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The Secret to a Low-Maintenance Yard That Gives You Your Weekends Back

Nicole Tatlock2025-03-10T20:48:06-06:00February 22, 2025|Indoor Sports Facilities, Lawns & Landscape, Patios, Residential|

When you’ve spent the week at the office, the last thing you want to be doing is frittering away your weekend doing work outside. After all, we work to live – not live to work. If you’ve a natural lawn to take care of, though, that can feel like a bit of a pipe dream, and because you spend so long tending to it, you can barely have any time left to enjoy it anyway! Making the switch to artificial turf, though, can genuinely have a revolutionary effect. Because there’s so little to do in the way of maintenance, you can focus on the things that really matter – both indoors and outdoors. But how, precisely, does turf leave your workload looking so light? That’s a question we’ll try to answer for you here…

Why Turf Installation is the Best Choice for a Relaxing Outdoor Space

Nicole Tatlock2025-03-10T20:39:42-06:00February 7, 2025|Artificial Turf Supply, Lawns & Landscape, Patios, Residential, Uncategorized|

It might still be a little while before things really warm up but, happily, the days are getting longer, spring is in the air and we’re all starting to slowly turn our attention towards the summertime. It’s when we long to be outdoors, making the most of the weather and hosting and entertaining family and friends. Sometimes, though, actually being able to wind down and relax in your own backyard is easier said than done, and it can often require a huge amount of effort just to get anywhere near that point. Where grass-covered yards can leave you frazzled throughout the year, installing artificial turf can alleviate you of just about all of that effort (and stress), as we take a look at in more detail here…

Artificial Turf Maintenance 101 – Simple Tips for Keeping Your Lawn Looking Great

Nicole Tatlock2025-02-15T21:57:51-06:00January 27, 2025|Artificial Turf Supply, Lawns & Landscape, Patios, Playgrounds, Pool Areas, Residential|

Whether you’ve implemented artificial turf for a backyard, playground, putting green or something else altogether, you’ll barely know yourself with the time you save cutting down on maintenance. It’s something we talk about a lot here at Goat Turf, and it’s what leads a lot of people our way in the first place. But while the majority of the most time- and labor-intensive tasks associated with natural grass – like mowing or reseeding – are firmly things of the past, it’d be disingenuous of us to suggest that you’ll never have to tend to your turf at all once it’s been laid down.

Why Homeowners are Choosing Artificial Turf for Pool Areas and Patios

Nicole Tatlock2025-02-15T21:58:14-06:00January 7, 2025|Artificial Turf Supply, Patios, Pool Areas, Residential, Uncategorized|

At this point of the year, it’s likely that most of us are looking out longingly at our yards and patios and willing the next few months away! Unfortunately, though, for many people, there’s a level of effort that has to take place before they’re actually in a position to make the most of their outdoor space, as well as a string of different things to keep on top of once it’s operational again.

Winter Turf Benefits in Nashville: Low Maintenance for Busy Homeowners

Nicole Tatlock2024-12-15T19:04:11-06:00December 6, 2024|Artificial Turf Supply, Lawns & Landscape, Patios, Residential|

Nashville’s winters can feel relatively short – at least compared to many of the US’ other major cities. However, there’s always a chance of a cold snap and, as we witnessed in January, when they bite, they can bite really hard. For huge numbers of homeowners in Music City, such weather can have a major impact on the look, feel and safety of their front and backyards, creating a sizeable chunk of work at the very time of the year you want to be outside the least. One of the biggest selling points of artificial turf is the fact it requires little in the way of maintenance all year round, but it’s actually during the winter where it can really come into its own, as we explore here…