A step-by-step look at Celina synthetic grass installation, from the site walk through base preparation, seaming and infill.
Step 1: Measure and evaluate the site
The installer confirms project boundaries, access and intended use. Existing grass, irrigation, tree roots, hardscape, downspouts and low spots should be identified before a scope is written.
This is also the time to discuss pets, play equipment, furniture, putting features and HOA requirements because those details affect the plan.
Step 2: Remove material and shape the area
Existing grass and unsuitable material are removed to create room for the new system. The exposed area is graded so water moves in a planned direction rather than collecting under the turf or against the home.
Irrigation changes, drainage components and edge restraints should be handled before the base is completed.
Step 3: Build and compact the base
Aggregate is placed, shaped and compacted to create a stable surface. Consistent preparation helps reduce soft areas and visible irregularities after installation.
Base work is difficult to correct after seams, edges and infill are complete, so ask how grade and compaction are checked.
Step 4: Fit, secure and finish the turf
The turf is oriented, cut and joined so seams and transitions are clean. Edges are secured, infill is applied, and fibers are brushed to support the finished appearance.
The final walkthrough should cover drainage, care and project-specific instructions. Keep the written scope and product information with your home records.
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