Green Space Without
the Water Demand
Salt Lake Landscape Co. installs artificial turf as part of thoughtfully designed residential and commercial landscapes throughout the Salt Lake Valley, creating clean, usable green space with significantly less water and routine lawn care.
A Practical Alternative
to Traditional Lawn
There are places where homeowners want the look and usability of turf without the irrigation, mowing, fertilization and seasonal challenges that come with natural grass.
Artificial turf can be an excellent solution when it is selected and installed as part of the overall landscape—not treated as a shortcut. We consider how turf connects with planting beds, patios, walkways, drainage and surrounding materials so the finished space feels deliberate and refined.
Why Homeowners
Choose Artificial Turf
Reduce Irrigation Demand
Artificial turf creates green space without the regular watering required by conventional lawn.
Simplify Routine Care
Eliminate mowing and reduce many of the recurring tasks associated with maintaining natural turf.
Make Difficult Areas More Usable
Artificial turf can be a practical option for portions of a property where natural lawn is difficult to maintain or requires disproportionate resources.
Artificial Turf Should Still Feel Like Landscaping
The best artificial turf projects don’t look like a rectangle of synthetic grass placed in the yard. They use planting, hardscape, edging and thoughtful transitions to create a finished outdoor environment.
Our team can integrate artificial turf into a broader water-wise landscape renovation or use it strategically alongside existing landscape elements.
One Piece of a Water-Wise Landscape
Artificial turf is often most effective when combined with other improvements such as xeriscape planting, mulch, efficient irrigation and hardscape. Together, those changes can significantly reduce the amount of irrigated lawn on a property while preserving useful green space.
Considering Artificial Turf
for Your Property?
Let’s look at where it makes sense and how to make it feel like a natural part of the overall landscape.