It depends on your site - sun exposure, foot traffic and soil type all play a part. Buffalo varieties suit most family gardens with some shade, while couch and kikuyu handle full sun and heavy use better. We'll recommend what suits your specific garden.

This depends on the turf variety, the size of your lawn, and how much ground preparation is needed. Hardier, more budget-friendly varieties like Kikuyu and Couch generally cost less than premium options like TifTuf or Sir Walter Buffalo, but variety is often only part of the cost - site access, soil condition and ground prep can matter just as much. We'll assess your site and provide a clear, tailored quote.

Proper preparation is what makes a lawn last. This typically includes levelling the site, improving the soil where needed, and ensuring good drainage before turf is laid, so the lawn establishes evenly and doesn't develop low spots or bare patches over time.

New turf needs consistent watering while it establishes, and most lawns benefit from ongoing irrigation through Adelaide's hotter months. We can design irrigation specifically for your new lawn as part of the installation.

Depending on the extent of the damage, this might mean renovating the existing lawn or removing and re-turfing the area. We can assess your lawn and recommend the right approach, and offer ongoing garden maintenance to help keep it looking its best.

No we only install natural grass. While synthetic turf is low-maintenance, it doesn't offer the same environmental benefits as a living lawn: natural grass helps cool the garden, supports soil health, and allows water to filter back into the ground rather than running off a synthetic surface. We think a well-chosen, well-prepared natural lawn is the better long-term choice for both your garden and the environment.