Synthetic Grass Lawns Enhance Outdoor Living Space

artiturf – posted 20 August 2009 03:25

Many a times, after all the maintenance and hard work you put in your lawn, it may still fall short of the perfection you had visualized. Heavenly Greens is welcoming Northern California residents to discover how our synthetic grass can increase your living space and concurrently bring up an environmental friendly and low maintenance feel to both your residential and commercial applications.Artificial grass eliminates such problems while promoting the significant issue of water conservation. The average home uses approximately 25 gallons of water per square foot of lawn per year; a tremendous misuse of this precious and natural resource during a time when California residents are being asked to conserve water by minimizing usage. With artificial grass, maintaining a lush heavenly green lawn is easy and requires no mowing, no chemicals, and no water.An artificial lawn represents a true home improvement. Artificial lawns increase your outdoor living space while making your yard a center point for family and friends.Imagine a yard where children and pets can run and play during any time of year, no matter the weather. Allergy sufferers and asthmatics can enjoy a beautiful day or night outdoors without conventional lawn allergy reactions. Heavenly Greens installs the highest quality turf and brings over a decade of installation experience to each residential and commercial project. Our manufactured synthetic lawns looks and feels similarly like the natural grass. Our professional installers will make your installation swift, effortless, and enjoyable.

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cohiba – posted 20 August 2009 11:20

No thanks.

I like my lawn to be cool under my feet. And provide a cooling effect to my yard. I also like the bees that collect pollen. I would not want to clean up the bird crap on my yard. Also grass is mother natures filter and oxygen producer. If wanted a carpet I would do indoor/outdoor on my patio.

Thanks anyway!