Artificial grass
Artificial Grass in Kirkcaldy
Homes in Kirkcaldy
Kirkcaldy is a coastal town on the Firth of Forth, and its housing mixes sandstone Victorian villas and tenements with later homes. The garden you want to cover could belong to a Victorian sandstone house or to something far more recent. Either way, one question decides how the finished lawn turns out: will the ground beneath it be compacted and drain well enough to keep it level? The photo on this page shows one of our own finished jobs, a composite deck with an artificial lawn beside it. That kind of pairing is worth considering if you want more than grass alone.
What matters for artificial grass in Kirkcaldy
Most of the work disappears from view once the lawn is down. The surface you walk on depends on what is underneath, which is why the sub-base matters more than the grass itself. If the job reaches into other parts of the garden, such as a patio edge, a deck or a fence line, those can be covered within the same piece of hard and soft landscaping.
- A compacted, well-draining sub-base goes in first, because that is what keeps artificial grass level.
- Patios, decking and fencing can be fitted alongside the new lawn.
- We are a registered waste carrier.
- We are fully insured.
Questions about artificial grass in Kirkcaldy
Can you lay artificial grass beside an existing patio?
Yes. We install artificial grass alongside patios, so it can sit next to paving that is already there or form part of a wider change to the garden.
Should I choose real turf instead?
We do turfing as well as artificial grass, so both are options. Bear in mind that new turf needs regular watering for the first few weeks while it roots, so plan to keep it watered after it goes down.
My lawn runs up to a neighbour's fence. What should I tell you?
Say whether that fence needs repairing or replacing, and mention any boundary or neighbour details that should be discussed. We fit artificial grass alongside fencing, so both can be looked at together.