FAQ's

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Typically, Astroturf or an artificial lawn laid in the average residential garden can last from 7 to 20 years, depending on upkeep, the level of wear and tear and how it has been installed.

There are a number of benefits to an artificial lawn, the biggest of which is how low maintenance it is. You’ll never have to mow it, fertilise it and even in the hottest weather, you’re guaranteed to have a thick, green and luscious lawn! The Astroturf can be easily washed – perfect if you’ve got kids or pets – and the water will simply drain though the holes in the artificial backing.

No, we use UV stable products to ensure the colour remains vibrant and bright. We have a number of samples for you to view, so that you can choose your preferred colour, length and texture

Yes, it is pet friendly! If your pet goes to the toilet on artificial grass, then liquids will drain away and the solids will remain on the top, ready to be scooped up. You can rinse the area with a watering can or hose once you’ve disposed of the waste.

Yes! Astroturf will not scratch or graze skin if you fall, roll or skid across it whilst playing, nor is it sharp underfoot. You can also put playhouses, sandboxes, playground equipment and trampolines on artificial grass with getting dirty from mud.

No, you should never expose artificial grass to fire, flame or extreme temperatures, as it may melt. This means that any BBQs, patio heaters, fire pits and chimeneas you may have, should be kept well away from your artificial lawn

No, you should never expose artificial grass to fire, flame or extreme temperatures, as it may melt. This means that any BBQs, patio heaters, fire pits and chimeneas you may have, should be kept well away from your artificial lawn Yes, we can! At Amac Landscaping Scotland we can install an artificial lawn on surfaces such as concrete, tarmac, and paving slabs. We can even lay artificial grass on decking, providing it’s in good condition and of sound construction.

To clean artificial grass, regularly remove debris like leaves and dirt, rinse with water to remove dust, and use a mild detergent solution for stains. Brush the fibers to maintain their appearance. Avoid harsh chemicals and high-pressure washers

The simple answer is, it depends! The majority of artificial grass modern artificial grass products are manufactured to be Non-Infill – so they do not require sand infill. However, please check with the manufacturer, as this will vary from supplier to supplier.

Yes, you can pressure wash artificial grass but be careful with the settings and use a low-powered washer. If the artificial grass is laid on top of the soil, it's best to avoid using any power washer as this could damage the turf.

Using a mechanical brush is one of the most effective cleaning tools. It is often referred to as a power broom or power brush. The device contains a brush of bristles that is controlled by a motor to thoroughly clean the artificial grass surface.

You can use a power broom to perk up those blades any time they're looking a little sad. Typically, with normal residential use and the regular cleaning mentioned later in this article, this type of process will need to be performed about once a year.

Removing debris as quickly as possible will help to keep your fake grass in good condition. Regularly brushing your artificial turf will prevent it from looking flat. You can easily remove most stains using hot soapy water. An astroturf cleaning service can help you to stay on top of your fake grass maintenance.

Black patches on artificial grass are often caused by mold, mildew, or algae growth, thriving in damp, shaded areas where the synthetic fibers provide an ideal breeding ground.