Brampton Low-Maintenance Synthetic Turf For Pristine Lawns: Catalogue Updated
Oct 9, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Lazy Lawn has updated its synthetic turf options for customers in Brampton, Canada, offering pristine-looking lawns that require minimal maintenance.
- The company provides seven different types of synthetic turf to choose from, including Emerald Rye, Kentucky Blue Lite, Lemongrass, Natural Fescue, and Spring Fescue.
- All turfs are made using polyethylene and polypropylene material, giving the grass a natural look and feel, and preventing burning, fading, or melting in the sun.
- Synthetic turf requires less maintenance compared to natural grass, eliminating the need for mowing, weeding, aerating, and fertilizing.
- Lazy Lawn's synthetic turf has been shown to increase property value, curb appeal, and reduce utility and energy costs.
One of Canada’s most experienced artificial grass installers Lazy Lawn (1-647-560-3670) recently updated its range of synthetic turf options for customers in Brampton.
Toronto, Canada - October 9, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Following the announcement, Lazy Lawn customers in Brampton can now get pristine-looking synthetic lawns that function like real grass and require very little maintenance. The company offers several different types of turf all with different colours, thatchings, backings, and pile heights.
More details can be found at https://lazylawn.ca
As part of the update, Lazy Lawn is providing customers with seven different types of synthetic turf to choose from. Their Emerald Rye, Kentucky Blue Lite, Lemongrass, Natural Fescue, and Spring Fescue varieties offer the most versatility, while their Luxurious Fescue and Viridian Rye varieties are typically used only for aesthetic purposes.
All of the turfs in Lazy Lawn’s updated range are made using polyethylene and polypropylene material, a combination that gives the grass its natural look and feel and prevents it from burning, fading, or melting in the sun. Beneath the turf, Lazy Lawn uses thatchings and backings to provide extra cushioning and support.
Compared to natural grass, synthetic turf requires far less maintenance, and the need to mow, weed, aerate, and fertilize is eliminated. In addition, synthetic turf has been shown to increase property value and curb appeal and reduce utility and energy costs.
“We had Lazy Lawn install a synthetic lawn in our backyard before the summer started and we couldn’t be happier with the results,” said a satisfied customer. “The turf looks and feels like natural grass, and we don’t have to constantly tend to it like we did with our old lawn. We’ve been able to kick our feet up and enjoy it and appreciate it.”
Customers who are interested in having synthetic turf installed on their property can get a no-obligation quote by calling Lazy Lawn at the number in the description or by using the DIY estimate tool on their website.
About Lazy Lawn
Lazy Lawn has been Canada’s leading installer and distributor of residential and commercial artificial turf applications since 2013. In addition to Brampton, the company provides professional installation for customers in Toronto, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, North York, Etobicoke, and several other communities in the GTA.
Interested parties can find more information at https://my.lazylawn.ca
Contact Info:
Name: Bran Lakoseljac
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Organization: Lazy Lawn
Address: 18B-3200 Dufferin St #113, Toronto, Ontario M6A 3B2, Canada
Phone: +1-888-622-5296
Website: https://lazylawn.ca/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89109749
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