Replacing Your Lawn
Usually, synthetic grass needs to be replaced after its lifespan, or sometimes earlier due to unexpected damage. When that happens, you can either do it yourself (DIY) or hire a reputable company to replace it with a new product.
DIY Synthetic Grass Replacement
If you're replacing synthetic grass in an existing lawn, here are a few important steps to remember:
Tools Required: You’ll need an angle grinder or a sharp blade (such as a Stanley knife) to carefully cut small sections of the old grass carpet.
Remove Old Grass: Take out the existing synthetic grass from the area. Be sure to remove any debris and assess the base underneath.
Prepare the Area: Resurface and, if necessary, relevel the ground to ensure a smooth, even surface for the new grass.
Install New Grass: Choose the right synthetic grass product from our range, ensuring it matches your needs, and lay it out in the prepared area.
