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Lawns, pet areas, putting greens and play areas

Artificial grass built on a real base.

Artificial grass for homes and businesses in Colorado Springs, Castle Rock and the towns between. Green all year with no mowing and no watering, installed on a firm, compacted base.

  • 5.0 on Google47 homeowner reviews
  • Techo-Bloc ProCertified hardscape contractor
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Why the base matters

The grass is the easy part. The base is what you're paying for.

Artificial grass that wrinkles, puddles or shows its seams was almost always laid over ground that wasn't prepared. The turf itself is only as flat and firm as what's underneath it.

So we build it the way we build a patio: excavate, lay weed barrier, compact a base in lifts, and screed a smooth bedding layer before any turf is rolled out. That's what keeps the surface even year after year.

Aerial view of an artificial grass lawn with a young tree beside a porcelain patio in Colorado Springs

What we do

Where we install artificial grass.

Anywhere you want green without the upkeep. If you have a spot in mind that isn't on this list, ask us.

01

Lawns

Front and back yards that stay green through drought, watering restrictions and winter.

02

Pet areas

Dog runs and yards with odor-control infill so they stay fresh.

03

Putting greens

Backyard greens shaped and contoured for real practice.

04

Play areas

A clean, even surface for kids that doesn't turn to mud.

05

Shade and problem spots

Under trees, along north walls and anywhere natural grass has never grown well.

06

Commercial and event spaces

Durable green space for businesses and venues, like the 1,800 square feet we installed in Rocky Ford.

How we do it

How we install artificial grass.

Six steps. Most of the work happens before the grass arrives.

PLD crew spreading and raking the base for artificial grass, with a finished section behind them
  1. Excavate

    We remove the existing lawn or ground cover and dig out about 3 inches.

  2. Weed barrier

    Fabric goes down at the very bottom of the excavation, under everything else.

  3. Compacted base

    Recycled concrete is placed and compacted in lifts to make a firm, stable base.

  4. Bedding and edging

    A layer of breeze is screeded smooth, and square bender board sets the perimeter for a clean, rounded edge.

  5. Lay and seam

    The grass is rolled out, trimmed to fit and joined with seam tape and glue wherever two pieces meet.

  6. Infill and finish

    Infill is brushed into the fibers so they stand up, along with Zeodorizer for odor control.

Our work

Artificial grass we've installed.

Every photo here is a Puskas Landscape & Design project.

Aerial view of an artificial grass lawn bordered by rock and evergreens in Castle Rock, Colorado
Artificial grass lawn · Castle Rock
Artificial grass with concrete stepping pads beside a timber pavilion in Rocky Ford, Colorado
Artificial grass and stepping pads · Rocky Ford
Aerial view of an artificial grass lawn with a young tree beside a porcelain patio in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Artificial grass and porcelain patio · Colorado Springs
Aerial view of a patio with fire pit and artificial grass, mountains behind in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Patio, fire pit and artificial grass · Colorado Springs
Timber pavilion with artificial grass and stepping pads in Rocky Ford, Colorado
Pavilion and artificial grass · Rocky Ford
Crew installing artificial grass on a prepared base
Install day

From our clients

In their words.

“John installed artificial turf in our front area, and the transformation is absolutely beautiful — it exceeded our expectations! He delivered exactly what he promised, providing a thorough and transparent estimate with no hidden surprises.”

Danny MandellArtificial grass · Google review

“They are very knowledgeable, the quality of work is top tier, they have great vision for design, and they completed their work before their estimated finish date (but did not sacrifice on quality nor attention to detail). This is the second time we have utilized their services.”

Kristi WaringRepeat client · Google review

Pricing, explained

What drives the cost of artificial grass.

Every quote we write breaks the project down so you can see where the money goes. These four things move the number the most.

Square footage

The size of the area is the starting point for both materials and labor.

What has to come out

Removing sod, rock, roots or old concrete and hauling it away.

Grass product

Pile height, density and purpose. Putting green and pet products differ from lawn turf.

Shape and access

Curves, seams, slopes and how easily material can be brought in.

Common questions

What homeowners ask about artificial grass.

Can it be installed in winter?

Yes. Artificial grass is one of the projects we install year-round, so there is no need to wait for spring.

Is it good for dogs?

Yes. Solids pick up the same as on a lawn, and we add Zeodorizer to the infill to control odor. Rinsing the area with a hose from time to time keeps it fresh.

Does it get hot?

In direct summer sun it gets warmer than natural grass. Shade helps, and a quick rinse with the hose cools it down. It's worth planning for if the area gets full afternoon sun and bare feet.

What maintenance does it need?

Very little. Blow or rake off leaves, rinse it occasionally, and brush high-traffic areas so the fibers stand back up. No mowing, watering or fertilizer.

Artificial grass or sod?

Sod is cooler underfoot and costs less to install, and it needs water, mowing and a growing season to go in. Artificial grass costs more up front, stays green all year, uses no water and can be installed any time of year. Many yards use both.

Start your project

Tell us about your artificial grass project.

Send a few details through the form. Here is what happens after you hit submit.

  1. A team member reaches out

    Someone from our team reviews your request and contacts you to schedule your in-person assessment.

  2. We do an in-person assessment

    John, the owner, walks your property with you. We look at grade, drainage, access and how you want to use the space, and take measurements.

  3. You receive your quote

    Scope, materials and price, spelled out so you can see where every dollar goes.

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