FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)
If you have a question about landscaping your lawn area with synthetic grass from Always Perfect Grass that is not listed below, please feel free to contact us.
Why should I choose synthetic grass over traditional natural grass?
Always Perfect Grass looks like a lush green lawn, but needs none of the attention that real grass requires. There is no need for watering or mowing and will maintain a beautiful look all year round, even shaded areas and under any drought conditions.
How does the cost compare to installing natural grass?
An easy comparison is to deduct a sprinkler system, lawn mower, topsoil and ongoing use of water, weeding, fertilisers, pesticides and mowing.
Where can synthetic grass be installed?
Actually the possibilities are endless. Front & back yards, display homes, schools, council median strips and footpaths, around pools, heavily shaded & sloped areas and more.
Is synthetic grass pet friendly?
Yes, the grass is pet friendly. Animal mess can be cleaned in the same way as with natural grass. In fact, synthetic grass was chosen as an alternative to natural grass in a dog area on the television series ‘Backyard Blitz’
Does the Always Perfect Grass synthetic grass have good drainage?
Yes. Our synthetic grass is permeable its perforated backing allows drainage of up to 180mm of water per hour into the sub-base.
The best thing about Always Perfect Grass is that it looks just like real grass - it simply is almost impossible to tell the difference from the real thing. A well presented landscaped area has a positive impact on the value of your property - rather than turning your lawn into concrete laying synthetic turf from Always Perfect Grass will not only help protect the value of your home but will make it much more friendly to the eye!
Always Perfect Grass Saves You Money!
You do not have to spend anymore money on water - it doesn't need it. No more money spent on petrol for the lawn mower (and no need to get the mower serviced or the blades replaced)! No need for that annual ritual of re-sewing the bare patches because the lack of water has seen your beautiful lawn into a barren waste land.
