FAQ - Southern Turf Co.

1,000 square feet of installed artificial turf generally costs between $8,000 and $12,000, depending on turf type and variables like access, slope, drainage etc.. This includes all labor and materials.

While the cost of purchasing and installing sod is initially cheaper than artificial turf, artificial turf saves money over time with minimal maintenance and no watering. The return on investment of a turf system is generally 3-5 years, with the average turf system lasting 15 years. Instead of a cost, think of artificial turf as an investment.

Most residential artificial turf installations range from $8 to $15 per square foot.

Artificial turf has many benefits, including:

• Looks lush and green all year round
• Requires no mowing or watering
• Is pet-friendly and child-friendly
• Reduces pesticide use and harmful emissions from gas powered lawn mowers
• Attracts less pests
• Reduces mud and messes

A proper artificial turf installation can significantly reduce weeds, but may not completely eliminate them. Part of routine maintenance with artificial turf is to hand pick the occasional weed as needed.

High-quality turf lasts 15–20 years with regular cleaning and maintenance.

No. In fact, it can increase value by improving curb appeal and reducing landscaping costs.

Yes. Modern turf products are designed with realistic colors and textures to closely mimic natural grass. Southern Turf Co. offers many different types of turf.

Costs for an artificial turf putting green typically range from $15 to $25 per square foot, depending on design complexity and materials.

Yes. Artificial putting offers a low-maintenance, consistent surface for putting practice and adds value to your property.

Artificial putting greens are made from high-quality synthetic fibers, infill materials like sand, and a backing system for durability and drainage.

With proper care, an artificial turf putting green can last 10–15 years or more.

Artificial turf requires far less maintenance, offers a consistently smooth surface, and stays green year-round.

Most backyard putting greens range from 300 to 800 square feet, but can be customized to fit any size or space.

Costs typically range from $25 to $40 per square foot, depending on design complexity and materials.

Yes. They offer a low-maintenance, consistent surface for practice and add value to your property. It is a great practice tool for the serious golfer.

They’re made from high-quality synthetic fibers, infill materials like sand, and a backing system for durability and drainage.

With proper care, an artificial putting green can last 10–15 years or more.

It requires far less maintenance, offers a consistently smooth surface, and stays green year-round.

Most backyard putting greens range from 300 to 800 square feet, but can be customized to fit any size or space.

Installed, 1,000 square feet of artificial turf generally would generally cost between $8,000 and $12,000, depending on turf type and variables like access, slope, drainage etc.. This price includes all labor and materials.

Artificial turf offers long-term value by:

• Reducing maintenance costs
• Staying green and visually appealing all year
• Conserving water
• Withstanding heavy foot traffic
• Reducing mud and mess
• Maximizing usable days (no reseeding, aerating, or weather delays)

Installation typically ranges from $8 to $15 per square foot for standard applications and $16-$22 per square foot for full sports field applications. Cost will vary based on the following factors:

• Site preparation needs
• Turf selection
• Project size and complexity

The cost of a full-size sports field usually falls between $500,000 and $1 million, influenced by:

• Type of sport
• Drainage and base system
• Custom branding (logos, colors)
• Infill type and shock pad systems

Our professional installation process includes:

• Site prep and grading
• Edging installation (bender board, nailer board, metal edge)
• Base construction
• Optional: Drainage plan, padding, or geotextile panels
• Weed fabric installation
• Turf laying and infill application
• Seam securing for durability and long-term performance
• Power Broom