How to Make Your Artificial Grass Lawn Last Longer

Having discussed the primary factors to consider when asking how long your artificial grass will last, we can move onto the tips to consider that will help you keep your artificial lawn in top shape.
Maintenance
Artificial grass does not require nearly as much maintenance as a natural lawn, but it does still need to be looked after to ensure a long life. The primary maintenance that you should keep in mind is the immediate removal of any pet waste, organic produce and general foreign objects. Whilst most items shouldn’t cause much damage to the artificial lawn and can be brushed away once per month, pet waste and other chemicals should be cleaned up immediately as if left, they can cause discolouration or damage.
Cleaning and maintenance can be undertaken with simple brushing or a rinse where necessary. The most important point to remember is that if you see an issue, deal with it sooner rather than later or call a professional in if you’re not sure. A small problem can become a more noticeable or damaging issue if left unattended.
To Conclude
Artificial grass is innately durable due to the materials that it is made from, but the lifespan of your lawn is dependent on multiple factors including usage, product quality and maintenance. You can expect most artificial grass that sees regular use to last at least 10 years, with more casual usage, like that of a back garden, lasting up to 20 years.

All of the artificial grass in our range comes with an 8-year guarantee so that if something does go wrong, you’re still covered. If you have any other questions about artificial grass, it’s traits and whether it’s suitable for you, please don’t hesitate to get in touch and our team will be happy to offer you some personalised advice.