The questions we answer on every call.

Yes. The price on your plan is the price you pay. If we hit caliche, a buried pipe or an old stump, that’s on us. The only change is one you ask for, in writing.

Yes. Sample terms: 60 months at 8.99% APR with approved credit. A $15,000 backyard is about $311 a month.

Tight side-yard access, slopes, old concrete to break out, a long gas run to the fire pit, and HOA color requirements. Your plan shows each one.

Ten percent when you sign, the rest at the walkthrough. No money changes hands for the design.

We don’t pad prices to discount them later. The October offer is free path lights on any backyard over $12,000.

In July, any surface in full sun gets hot. We use lighter blades and a cooling infill that drops the surface temperature after a quick rinse, and we plan shade where you sit. Pavers and DG go where nobody walks barefoot.

Good turf lasts 15 to 20 years in the Valley. We only install UV-stabilized turf with a 15-year manufacturer warranty.

All turf fades a little over the years. UV-stabilized blades keep their color far longer than cheap ones.

Not with tan thatch in the blades and a power brush after install. Most people can’t tell from the street.

Not if it’s built for dogs. Pet turf has backing that drains straight through, an infill that holds down odor, and a base that lets water out. Rinse the dog’s spot once a week in summer.

Edges are nailed every 6 inches and finished against pavers or steel, so there’s nothing to grab.

A hose weekly in summer and an enzyme cleaner monthly. Our Care Plan includes a deep sanitize.

It helps, but no. We measure from satellite first and only need 30 minutes in the yard. Leave the side gate open and we’ll text you photos.

Most backyards take 2 to 5 days once the HOA approves. Big builds with a pergola or a gas line take longer, and your plan says how long.

No. We text photos at the end of each day, and Eli walks it with you at the end.

We cap the lawn heads and keep the drip lines your plants need. It’s on your plan.

Yes. We prepare the drawing, the materials list and the product sheets your HOA asks for. Most approvals take one to four weeks.

Some Valley cities pay for it, but their turf rules differ. Peoria and Chandler don’t pay for turf. Phoenix can, depending on the design.

You apply, because the city pays you. We give you the measurements, photos and plan they ask for.

Five years on our work: seams, edges, base, drainage and settling. The turf maker adds 15 years on the turf itself.

Damage from vehicles, fire, chemicals or digging animals other than pets, and normal wear. It does cover our seams, edges, base and drainage.

Sweep them, rinse them, and seal them every 2 to 3 years. Polymeric sand keeps weeds out of the joints.