Our services
Brooklyn Park Premier Artificial Grass installs and maintains synthetic turf across five service lines: residential lawns, pet-friendly turf, custom putting greens, commercial landscaping, and turf repair. This page compares all five so you can choose the right application for your property. A free on-site assessment leads to a written scope and quote, and approved work is scheduled from there.
Illustrative turf example shown. Images are not completed customer jobs.
Service overview
Turf is not one product. A residential lawn, a dog run, a backyard putting green, a commercial courtyard, and an existing lawn that needs repair each call for a different pile height, thatch, backing, infill, base, and edge detail. Choosing the right application is what makes the surface perform instead of just looking green on day one.
The homepage covers the brand and the broad idea. This page is the service overview: a clear comparison of all five services, how each is planned and installed, what drives cost, and how the local climate and access shape the work. Open any service page below for the full materials, process, and pricing scope for that application.
You can request a free estimate on this page, call us at (763) 308-7974, or read our FAQ for direct answers.
The five services
Each card below describes what and where the service applies, how it is built with real materials, and the outcome you can expect. Every service links to its own page for the full scope.
Full residential artificial grass installation, from base prep to final infill, for a clean, low-water lawn.
We match the product, base, and edge detail to how the area is actually used, then scope the work in a written quote after an on-site assessment.
The result is a surface chosen for your lot and your use, with product-specific care explained at walkthrough.
Explore Artificial Grass Installation
Pet-friendly turf with drainage and odor control built for active dogs and easy cleanup.
We match the product, base, and edge detail to how the area is actually used, then scope the work in a written quote after an on-site assessment.
The result is a surface chosen for your lot and your use, with product-specific care explained at walkthrough.
Explore Pet-Friendly Artificial Turf
Custom backyard putting greens with shaped contours, cups, and fringe for realistic practice at home.
We match the product, base, and edge detail to how the area is actually used, then scope the work in a written quote after an on-site assessment.
The result is a surface chosen for your lot and your use, with product-specific care explained at walkthrough.
Explore Custom Putting Greens
Commercial artificial grass for courtyards, medians, and common areas that need a tidy look with low upkeep.
We match the product, base, and edge detail to how the area is actually used, then scope the work in a written quote after an on-site assessment.
The result is a surface chosen for your lot and your use, with product-specific care explained at walkthrough.
Explore Commercial Artificial Grass
Repairs, seam fixes, infill top-ups, and grooming to keep existing turf looking even and clean.
We match the product, base, and edge detail to how the area is actually used, then scope the work in a written quote after an on-site assessment.
The result is a surface chosen for your lot and your use, with product-specific care explained at walkthrough.
Explore Artificial Grass Repair & Maintenance
How we plan the work
The same four decisions shape every service. We document them in your written quote so you can compare any installer on the same terms.
We assess slope, soil, and where water enters and exits the lot, then build a compacted aggregate base and choose a backing that moves water through rather than across the surface. Drainage is planned for your yard, not assumed.
Lawn, pet, putting-green, and commercial products have different pile heights, thatch, backing, and infill. We match the product to how the space is used so the surface performs instead of just looking green on day one.
Seams are joined with seaming tape and adhesive on a flat base, grain direction is kept consistent, and perimeter edging is secured so edges do not lift. Detailing is where a tidy install stays tidy.
You receive a written scope with materials, price, and timing, plus product-specific care guidance at walkthrough. You know what was installed and how to keep it looking even.
From inquiry to walkthrough
The process is the same across services. It exists so the quote matches your lot and the install matches the quote.
We talk through what you want and how the space is used, then measure the area and check slope, soil, drainage, and access on site.
You see turf samples, pile heights, and infill options, and we agree on layout and grain direction for the use.
We send a written quote describing the scope, materials, price, and timing for your review.
After you accept the scope, we agree on a timeframe based on weather, materials, and our calendar.
We build the base, lay and seam the turf, add infill, and secure edging, then walk the work and explain product-specific care.
Pricing scope
A written quote should describe the scope, the turf product and infill, the base and drainage work, perimeter edging, the price, and the timing. We include all of these so you can compare quotes on the same terms, not just a square-foot number. The table below shows what drives cost for each service.
Pricing and quote scope
Every quote is site-specific. Price depends on the area size, the base work your lot needs, access for equipment and material, the infill and product selected, and any design work such as shaped contours on a putting green. The table shows what drives cost for each service, not a rate we will quote without seeing the property.
| Service | What drives the quote | Inclusions and exclusions |
|---|---|---|
| Lawn installation | Area size, existing-surface removal, base depth, infill type, edge detailing | Includes base prep, turf, infill, edging; excludes irrigation removal and unrelated hardscape unless scoped. |
| Pet-friendly turf | Area size, permeable backing, drainage base, infill, odor-control infill | Built for urine flow and cleanup; denser face than a lawn product. Excludes fencing changes unless scoped. |
| Custom putting green | Footprint, shaped contours, cup count, fringe, base precision | Design and base precision drive cost more than square footage alone. Excludes landscaping around the green. |
| Commercial grass | Area size, traffic level, access, product weight, base prep | Courtyards, medians, and common areas; low-upkeep product selection. Excludes site work outside the turf area. |
| Repair & maintenance | Scope of repair, seam length, infill top-up volume, grooming time | Priced by the repair; some damage needs replacement, not a fix. Excludes full re-base unless scoped. |
A regional price reference, not our quote.
For rough planning only: a regional installer (River Bluff Landscaping, Rochester, MN) publishes installed-lawn budgets of roughly $8–$20 per square foot. That is a published Rochester, MN regional price reference—not our quote and not a Brooklyn Park rate. Applied to a 500 sq ft lawn, that range is $4,000–$10,000 as a planning illustration, not an offer, and installed-rate examples can already include some preparation. Your actual price depends on the assessed scope and is set in the written quote after we see the property.
Local constraints
Brooklyn Park weather shapes how every turf application performs. Spring snowmelt and heavy rain can saturate a flat lot, so we plan drainage and base profile for the way water actually moves across your property. A lawn that sheds water to the right exit dries faster and stays firmer underfoot.
Summer brings heat. Synthetic turf can get hot in direct sun, more than natural grass, because the fibers absorb and hold the sun’s energy. We talk about surface heat honestly: shade, infill choice, and a quick rinse all help, and we factor exposure into the product and layout conversation. We do not claim turf stays cool.
Winter snow and ice are manageable on turf, but grooming matters. Snow removal with the wrong tool can pull fibers or lift seams, so we explain how to clear snow without damaging the surface. We do not claim turf is maintenance-free; it needs less work than a mowed lawn, but it still needs grooming, infill checks, and occasional cleanup. Local notes for specific neighborhoods are on our service-area page.
Service questions
Direct answers to the questions we hear most about choosing a turf service. For the full set, see our FAQ page.
Start with how the space is used. A lawn, a dog run, a putting green, and a commercial courtyard each need a different product, base, and drainage approach. We assess the lot and match the system to the use, then send a written quote. Browse the five service pages below for the details of each.
A pet system uses a shorter, denser face, a permeable backing, and drainage and infill built for urine flow and easy cleanup. Suitability depends on the product specifications, drainage, infill, intended use and cleaning routine; select the whole system for pet use. Pet areas are a different system, not just a different color. See our pet-friendly artificial turf page.
No. A putting green uses a short, dense, low-slip surface with shaped contours, cups, and fringe, and a more precise base so it putts true. Lawn turf will not putt correctly and will not hold a contour the same way. See our custom putting greens page.
Yes, when the product is selected for the traffic level and the base is prepped for it. We install low-upkeep turf for courtyards, medians, and common areas and plan the base and access around the use. See our commercial artificial grass page.
Often it can be repaired. Seam splits, lifted edges, and low infill are fixable; widespread fiber breakdown or a failed base may need replacement. We assess the damage and tell you honestly which it is. See our repair and maintenance page.
Area size, the amount of base work your lot needs, access for equipment and material, the turf product and infill, and any design work all move the quote. A square-foot price alone does not show what is included. Compare removal, base preparation, drainage, infill, edging and access in the written scope, because installed-rate examples may already include some preparation. We quote the full scope after seeing the property.
Possibly. Brooklyn Park engineering notes that right-of-way grading or excavation can require review or a permit, and HOAs may have their own rules. We assess scope, HOA, and drainage or easement questions with the city as part of planning. Confirm with your HOA before scheduling.
Request a free estimate on this page or call us at (763) 308-7974. We schedule an on-site assessment, measure and assess the lot, then send a written quote. The estimate is free and is not a booking or a contract; acceptance and scheduling happen separately.
Ready to compare on your lot?
Tell us about your project and we’ll follow up to schedule an on-site assessment and send a written quote. You can also call us at (763) 308-7974.