
Castle Rock, Colorado · About 2,000 square feet · Sod removal, base preparation and turf installation
The Problem. Mature aspens, a ponderosa pine and blue spruce shaded most of the lawn, and the grass beneath them had thinned to bare, straw-colored soil with green only where sunlight reached. Long, curved paver edging on both sides meant any replacement had to follow those curves without gaps or wrinkles along the border.
The Solution. The installation team removed the failed sod, prepared a new base and installed artificial turf cut to follow every curve of the existing paver edging. The trees, rock beds and borders stayed in place, so the yard kept its original layout.
The Result. The lawn is evenly green from the deck steps to the back fence, including deep-shade areas that never held grass. The homeowners no longer water, mow or reseed, and the turf meets the paver edging cleanly along every curve.
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