Advanced Artificial Grass Cleaning that Goes Beyond the Surface

Most cleaning crews sweep the top and call it done. We go deeper, clearing embedded debris, treating odor at the source, and checking the turf underneath for issues a quick rinse can’t fix.

When You Need Maintenance

Most homeowners assume artificial turf takes care of itself. These are the signs it doesn’t.

Visible Dirt & Debris

Leaves, dust, and everyday buildup settle into the fibers and dull the look of your lawn over time.

Flattened Blades

Heavy foot traffic and furniture press the fibers down until they stop springing back on their own.

Lingering Odor

Pet urine and bacteria build up in the fibers, and rinsing with a hose alone won’t clear it.

Standing Water

Clogged infill blocks drainage, leaving puddles behind after every rain.

Sanitary Concerns

With kids and pets on the turf daily, bacteria and allergens can build up faster than most people expect.

Our Artificial Grass Cleaning Process

Every visit follows the same clear process, from inspection to final check, so you know exactly what you’re getting.

Step 1

Inspect Turf

Check infill levels, drainage, and problem areas.

Step 2

Apply Turf Treatment

Spray a professional grade solution across the turf.

Step 3

Power Broom

Lift flattened fibers and spread infill evenly.

Step 4

Check Edges

Inspect seams and borders for lifting or separation.

Step 5

Final Inspection

Confirm the turf is reset and ready.

Includes everything in Basic Service, plus two extra steps for deeper care.

* Inspect Turf · Apply Turf Treatment · Power Broom · Check Edges · Final Inspection

Deep Extraction

Pull dirt and debris out from deep within the fibers.

Optifill Top-Up

Add fresh infill where it's thinned out.

Best Value

Save 50%

with Annual Care

* 4 visits per year, billed once

BASIC SERVICE

$0.325/sq ft

$0.65/sq ft

SUPER SERVICE

$0.675/sq ft

$1.35/sq ft

Prepay for the year and every visit costs half as much. Four visits, scheduled automatically, one price locked in for the next 12 months. Set it once and stop thinking about turf care.