KEEP YOUR ARTIFICIAL TURF LOOKING LIKE NEW

Artificial grass is low maintenance—not no maintenance. Leaves, dirt, foot traffic and everyday use can flatten turf fibers and leave your lawn looking tired. The right maintenance routine helps keep your artificial grass clean, upright and looking its best.

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Everything you need to sweep, clean, groom and restore artificial grass at home.

  • SWEEP

    Remove leaves, dirt, pet hair and everyday debris before it becomes trapped in the turf fibers.

  • CLEAN

    Rinse and clean artificial grass as needed to remove spills, organic matter and odors and keep the surface fresh.

  • RESTORE

    Brush against the grain to lift flattened turf fibers and restore a fuller, more natural appearance.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU MAINTAIN ARTIFICIAL TURF?

There isn't a one-size-fits-all schedule. How often your artificial grass needs maintenance depends on foot traffic, pets, trees, weather and how the space is used.

As a general rule, remove leaves and debris regularly, brush high-traffic or flattened areas as needed, and clean spills and pet messes promptly. A more thorough cleaning and grooming routine can be performed periodically to help keep the turf looking fresh and the fibers standing upright.

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How long does artificial turf last with proper maintenance?

Artificial turf lifespan varies based on the turf product, installation, climate and amount of use. Routine cleaning, debris removal and grooming can help prevent premature matting and keep the surface looking its best throughout its service life.

Does artificial grass need to be washed?

Yes. Rain and occasional rinsing can remove surface dust, but spills, pet messes and organic material may require additional cleaning. The amount of cleaning needed depends on how the turf is used.

How often should artificial turf be brushed?

Brush artificial turf whenever the fibers begin to look flattened or matted, especially in high-traffic areas. Regular brushing against the grain helps lift the fibers and maintain a fuller, more natural appearance.

What is the best way to remove leaves and debris from artificial grass?

Remove loose leaves and debris regularly before they become trapped in the turf fibers. A turf broom such as the Turf Power Sweep™ MAX can collect debris while also helping lift and groom the turf.

Can I vacuum artificial grass?

Some vacuums may remove loose debris, but strong suction can potentially disturb infill or place unnecessary stress on turf fibers. A broom or grooming tool designed for artificial turf is generally a better option.

How do I restore flattened artificial grass?

Brush the turf fibers against the grain using an artificial turf grooming tool. The Turf Power Sweep™ MAX or Fiber Lift Pro™ can help lift matted fibers and restore the turf's appearance.