There are many common myths around synthetic grass. Many people have concerns based on information that is outdated or was never true. Unfortunately, assumptions are made around the word “artificial” which have little basis in fact. Misinformation leads people to avoid considering artificial grass and miss out on a great opportunity. Here are 6 common myths around artificial grass that we can help you debunk!

Myth 1: There are Harmful Chemicals in Artificial Grass

You are more likely to come into contact with a greater number of fertilizers and chemicals in a natural lawn vs. a synthetic lawn. The materials used to make artificial turf are subject to very strict safety requirements.

Myth 2: Artificial Grass is more expensive

You’re actually saving money in the long run by installing artificial turf. A natural lawn requires grass seed, equipment for lawn maintenance, and fertilizer. Your artificial turf will have an upfront expense with installation, but in the end, you’re saving money over time. On top of this you’re increasing your property value.

Myth 3: There are Drainage Issues with Artificial Grass

All high-quality artificial synthetic grass today drains well when combined with the right infill. You won’t experience puddles or water build up. You get what you pay for, so always choose a turf that uses better materials and you’ll find that there are no issues with drainage.

Myth 4: Artificial Grass LOOKS Artificial

Artificial grass mimics the qualities of natural lawn turf and is easier to maintain. Your friends would most likely not initially notice any difference. They would have to actively look at it to notice any difference.

Myth 5: Artificial Grass is More Work

Artificial grass does require some maintenance, but not as much labor as is involved with natural grass. Monthly rinsing and brushing and an annual cleaning will provide enough care for your grass.

Myth 6: All Artificial Grass is Made the Same

Artificial grass made today is not all created equal. The production process and materials vary based on what you’re using the artificial grass for. If you’re using it for a sports venue it will be made differently than the kind you would install on commercial sites.

It’s easy for people to just accept false information that they have been told or assumed throughout life, but with the right research and knowledge you can quickly discern that not everything you’ve been told or thought was true actually is! If you have any other questions regarding artificial turf, we’d be happy to help answer them.

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