Climate proof artificial grass

One of the key benefits of fake grass is its immunity to the vagaries of the UK climate from extreme wet or dry spells to snow and frost. Installing artificial grass means there’s minimal maintenance required compared to real grass whether mowing, weeding, fertilising, watering, raking and more.

It’s no surprise more householders, and those responsible for the upkeep of grassy areas at commercial or public premises, are turning to us when they search online for ‘artificial grass Somerset’ or ‘fake grass installers Somerset’. Here at NeoGrass, we provide a low maintenance surface usable all year round – the perfect solution for your garden.

 

The case for artificial grass 

Investing in Astroturf is a wise choice. Our knowledge of artificial grass has improved leaps and bounds over recent years meaning we can provide first-class, innovative grass solutions for your Somerset household. You’ll be in good company when booking our artificial grass installers in Somerset.

The benefits:

Saves you money – while the initial investment in artificial grass may be higher than turf, in the long run you’ll save money in the following ways:

• No mowing, so no equipment, fuel to buy or extra electricity to pay for
• No watering, so saving on your water bill
• No fertilisers or feeds needed, so nothing to buy

Low maintenance – apart from perhaps the occasional sweep to remove debris, such as leaves and twigs, as well as lifting the blades up to prevent flattening, there’s not much else to take up your time.

There’s increasing interest in low maintenance gardens generally, so synthetic grass is becoming part of a growing trend in how people live with their gardens and outdoor areas.

Environmentally friendly – some consider artificial grass a threat to the environment but really the opposite is the case:

• No watering is required – saving what is a precious resource even in wetter areas such as Somerset
• No fossil fuels needed as no mowers are required

No chemicals from fertilisers and feeds get into the drainage system as they can when washed off real grass during watering or rainfalls