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Category: Artificial Grass Installation

  • Removing Infill With A Truck

    You can easily remove the infill yourself using a car or truck, a boxcutter, and some rope! Removing Infill With A Forklift Or if you have access to a forklift, you can also use that to remove infill. Note: This process is only recommended if you’re skilled in the operation of a forklift. Do not…

  • Simple Ways to Remove Infill

    Infill keeps your artificial grass standing straight. It creates a more natural look, and protects turf from flattening and matting over time.  However infill is also heavy! In fact, it can almost double the weight of used turf. This can make turf with infill tougher to move and install. Should I Remove the Infill From My…

  • How to Cut Up to an Edge 

    If your synthetic turf is coming up against a patio or a garden element, you need to cut it up to an edge.  If the turf runs up against a wall, you need to fold the excess turf away from the wall and toward you. Then, start cutting horizontally while keeping the turf folded.  After…

  • How to Cut a Straight Line 

    By cutting a straight line, you are ensuring the solid appearance of your artificial turf and making it easier to join turf elements, especially when you need to work around obstacles with 90-degree angles.  When you turn the roll of artificial turf over, you can see the stitches. These stitches hold the artificial grass blades,…

  • What do you need to do before cutting turf? 

    Getting preparations right is vital to reducing turf waste, hiding seams, and avoiding unnecessary expenses.  Trim the Backing   When you look at the turf roll, you can usually see that the backing is a bit longer than the artificial grass itself. This excess backing that extends past the grass is called the selvedge. If you…

  • Stay Visible Between Installs

    Most solar companies only talk to customers once. Quote, install, done. But smart ones keep the line open. They send updates. They check in. They offer system monitoring help. They ask for reviews and referrals. This keeps them top-of-mind. It also builds more trust. “A customer called us three years after we did her install,”…

  • Employees Build the Brand

    In solar, the crew matters. The people climbing roofs, wiring inverters, and answering phones make or break the experience. Some companies treat workers like short-term help. Others, like Wolf River Electric, go the opposite direction. They’re 100% employee-owned. Every worker has a stake in the outcome. “When you own a piece of the company, you…

  • Education Is Your Best Sales Tool

    Clean energy is still confusing for many people. Net metering. Utility rates. Solar credits. Battery storage. It’s a lot. Good companies turn confusion into clarity. They teach before they pitch. They walk homeowners through the process. They explain the costs, the tech, and the timing. And it works. According to a study by Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, solar…

  • The Business of Clean Energy: Lessons from 10 Years of Solar Growth

    The Clean Energy Shift Has Been Real Ten years ago, solar power felt like a luxury or a hobby. Today, it’s a serious business. The U.S. solar industry has grown by more than 300% over the past decade. According to the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), over 4.5 million solar systems are now installed nationwide.…

  • Who Should Avoid Cecred Edge Drops?

    While Cecred Edge Drops are safe and dermatologist-tested, they may not be suitable for everyone. You may want to avoid or reconsider using them if: By being upfront about these limitations, Cecred sets realistic expectations and helps consumers make informed choices. Dermatologist Insights on Edge Thinning According to dermatologists, thinning edges are most often linked…