Artificial turf cleaning in North Metro Atlanta
Artificial turf cleaning that gets rid of the smell.
Synthetic turf doesn't need mowing, but it does hang on to pet odor, bacteria and whatever blows in. A proper cleaning kills the smell at the source, stands the fibers back up and keeps the infill from packing down into a hard mat.
- Pet areas: monthly or as needed
- Residential yards: 2 to 4 times a year
- Play areas: quarterly
North Georgia isn't a generic lawn.
Pet urine soaks down into the infill and the backing, where a hose can't reach it. Enzyme cleaners actually break it down instead of covering it up, and power brushing gets the turf draining again so it stops holding on to water and smell.
- Enzyme odor neutralizer and sanitizer where the pets go
- Power brushing to stand the fibers up and loosen packed infill
- Debris cleared out and stains treated
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We clear it off and rinse it down
Leaves, debris and anything the dog left come off first, then a thorough rinse.
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We treat the smell at the source
Enzyme odor neutralizer and a sanitizer go down where the pets do their business.
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We brush it back to life
Power brushing stands the fibers up and loosens the infill that's packed down.
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We make sure it drains
Before we leave, we check that water's moving through it again.
The ones we hear most.
How often should turf be cleaned?
Pet areas about once a month. Most yards two to four times a year. Play areas that get a lot of use, every quarter or so.
Will the products hurt the turf or my dog?
No. The enzymes and sanitizer are safe for pets once they're dry, and they don't break down the fibers.
Can you fix flattened turf?
Usually. Power brushing lifts the matted fibers and spreads the infill back out. If an area's really worn it may need some infill added, and we can do that too.
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Want artificial turf cleaning handled this season?
Two minutes to tell us about your yard. We'll get back to you within one business day. No contracts to sign on the spot.