Guide
Artificial grass is low maintenance, not no maintenance. A simple routine keeps the pile standing better, preserves drainage, and stops moss or organic build-up becoming a bigger issue later.
Artificial grass is low maintenance, not no maintenance. A simple routine keeps the pile standing better, preserves drainage, and stops moss or organic build-up becoming a bigger issue later.
Keep leaves and surface debris moving off the lawn before they break down. A stiff brush, leaf blower, or light rinse is usually enough for regular upkeep.
High-traffic spots may need more frequent brushing so the fibres do not stay flattened for long periods.
If drainage is slowing down, moss is starting to appear, seams are lifting, or the lawn feels compacted and tired, a proper maintenance visit is usually the right move.
Professional work can include deep cleaning, moss and algae removal, infill redistribution, brushing, and repairs to seams or edges.
The biggest value is preserving how the lawn drains and how it looks from a distance. Most ageing lawns look poor because debris and moisture have been allowed to sit in the surface too long.
If you already know roughly what you need, send us the photos and details. If not, a site survey is the cleaner next step.