Artificial Turf
FAQs

We carry four landscape turf products — Lush Primo, Lush 80, Lucky 77, and Lush 70 — plus Natural Blend Pro turf infill. They range from our thickest, most dense option to a value-focused choice, so the right pick depends on your look, traffic, and budget. A turf expert can help you compare options for your project.

The right turf depends on how you’ll use the space, your foot traffic, your pets, and your budget. Lush Primo is our thickest, densest premium option; Lush 80 is a premium, pet-friendly all-rounder; Lucky 77 is a durable, broad-use choice popular with contractors and DIY; and Lush 70 is our value-focused, natural-looking pick. The easiest path is to tell us about your project and we’ll narrow it down with you.

For pet areas, drainage and durability matter most, and infill selection can affect odor management. Lush 80 and Lucky 77 are common choices for yards with dogs because of their durable construction and perforated drainage backing. We can help you match a product and infill to how your pets use the space.

Yes. We supply turf suited to backyard putting greens and short-game practice areas, and we can help you plan the surface and infill for the roll and speed you want. Tell us your space and goals and we’ll point you to the right product.

Heat is an important factor for Arizona turf projects, which is why all of our turf products now use W-Blade Heat Reducing fibers designed to reduce heat buildup and add durability under foot traffic. The best choice still depends on sun exposure, use, and the surrounding hardscape. Ask about heat-conscious turf options when you request an estimate.

W-Blade Heat Reducing fibers are the blade design used across our turf lineup. They’re shaped to help reduce heat buildup and add durability under foot traffic. How a finished surface feels still depends on the product, infill, installation, and shade — so we help you plan a heat-conscious setup rather than relying on the turf alone.

Artificial turf does not need watering, mowing, or fertilizing, which removes most of the routine work of a natural lawn. It still benefits from occasional rinsing and brushing, and pet areas may need a little more attention. We’re happy to walk through care for your specific product when you order.

Infill is the granular material brushed into artificial turf after it’s laid. It helps stabilize the blades, supports cushioning and drainage, and contributes to overall surface resilience. Most installs use infill; the right type and amount depend on the product and how the area is used. We carry Natural Blend Pro turf infill and can recommend a rate for your project.

Artificial turf cost depends on the product, base prep, square footage, infill, site access, and labor — so it varies by project. Our calculators help you estimate turf and sub-base materials before you request a quote, and contractors can ask about wholesale pricing. For current pricing and a free, tailored estimate, contact The Turf Yard.

Yes. Use our artificial turf calculator to estimate turf and infill, and our sub-base calculator to estimate base materials. The planner helps you organize a full project. When you’re ready, send it to us for current pricing and a tailored estimate.

All of our turf ships in 15 ft wide rolls and is custom cut to your length, up to 100 ft, so you only order what your project needs. Use the artificial turf calculator to estimate square footage, and our team can help plan rolls and seams.

Yes. You can pick up turf and materials at our Mesa, AZ and Provo, UT yards, or arrange delivery across the Phoenix metro, Utah County, and surrounding communities. Contact the yard nearest you to plan pickup or delivery.

We have two yards: one in Mesa, Arizona at 328 N. Gilbert Road, and one in Provo, Utah at 748 N. 1890 West, Suite 27. You’re welcome to pick up turf and materials at either location, or contact us to arrange delivery to your project.

The Turf Yard is a turf supplier. We provide turf, infill, and installation materials, plus product guidance and project planning support for homeowners, DIYers, and contractors. We don’t position ourselves as an installer — many customers install themselves or work with a contractor, and we’re glad to help you plan either way.

Yes. Plenty of our customers handle their own installs. We can help you choose a product, estimate turf, infill, and base materials with our calculators, and plan rolls and seams so your DIY project goes smoothly.