Why Artificial Grass is Perfect for the Rainy Season

Why Artificial Grass is Perfect for the Rainy Season

With the rainy season around the corner you may be wondering if artificial turf can stand up to a downpour without suffering any damage. Luckily, synthetic grass is the perfect solution for surviving the rainy season without significant mud, flooding, or dead grass. When it comes to extreme rainfall, the two main concerns for artificial turf are the type of infill that was used and the efficiency of the drainage system used by the manufacturer.

Artificial Grass Infill

Infill refers to the products that are placed in between the fibers of artificial turf, or the synthetic grass blades. The purpose of infill is to help the grass blades stand up, or return back to their intended upright position after they have been exposed to pressure. Infill also mimics the impact absorption qualities of the soil under real grass, thus, you will feel as if you are walking on real grass. Another benefit of infill is that it helps to weigh down artificial turf, preventing it from developing wrinkles, buckles, or ripples that can occur as a result of movement. It also aids in drainage, which means you won’t have to deal with pooling water after it rains or if your faux grass is exposed to any other type of precipitation.

Artificial Turf Drainage

Artificial grass is beloved for its ultra-efficient drainage capabilities. If it is laid properly, synthetic turf offers exceptional drainage even if it rains for a long period of time. The nylon/polyurethane material is resistant to moisture from almost any source. Whether it’s a small drizzle or a torrential downpour, our synthetic turf products have the ability to withstand just about anything.

Artificial Turf Drainage

How to Care for Your Synthetic Grass After Rain

There’s no need to rinse down or otherwise clean your artificial grass after a heavy downpour. One of the benefits of artificial grass is that rainfall will help clean your turf and clear it of any dust, debris, or other particles. If the rain does sweep large pieces of debris into your yard, such as leaves or twigs, remove them by hand to prevent your lawn from matting. Your lawn can also look a bit flat if you experience a prolonged period of heavy rain. We recommend cross brushing using a brush with synthetic bristles, never metal or wire, in order to get the best result. By grooming your artificial turf with a brush you can also ensure that it doesn’t end up matted over time and that the infill doesn’t get compacted.

In Conclusion

Say goodbye to muddy footprints, flooded yards, bald patches, and allergens. With artificial turf, your grass will look healthy and lush all year long, regardless of how wet or dry the season is. Even your pets can happily run around the yard when it rains and let inside your home afterward without you worrying about cleaning up. Their paws will remain mess free. No matter how much rain your lawn receives, your artificial grass will always remain evergreen and perfectly even with artificial turf. It is exceptionally safe, has low maintenance and retains a beautiful appearance all year round. With advantages like these, it is no surprise why so many people are switching from natural grass to artificial grass. 

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