Artificial grass installation has become more and more popular than in the past where it was deemed unsightly and didn't look as realistic as the artificial grass available on the market today.
One of the most common questions we are asked by our customers is how the artificial grass can be kept clean following installation by our professional team. Fake grass is a product which can last for years if the correct maintenance and care is given.
Many suppliers and installers of artificial grass often miss-sell the product as they claim it to be maintenance free. Whilst it requires considerably less hassle than traditional grass, artificial grass still requires some maintenance in order to keep it looking good.
When cleaning fake grass you should first inspect the artificial surface with your eye and locate any large debris such as branches, twigs or rubbish which may have blown in from the surrounding trees and other areas.
The next step would be to try and remove any smaller debris from the artificial surface and a great way to do this would be to either use a jet washer and then to wash the finer debris away from the surface or alternatively a leaf blower works really well too!
Ideally you would need to do this once a month to ensure that your artificial grass surface does not get stained or damage from dirt and debris. If the lawn is used more frequently then you should probably look to do this more than once per month.
If your artificial grass installation was carried out in your garden where dogs and cats are situated and they urinate onto the grass then it is a good idea to ensure the areas where they urinate are cleaned too.
When cleaning urine from artificial grass it is a great idea to use white vinegar, pour this onto the areas where they urinate and leave it to soak through for a few minutes. After the white vinegar has soaked through then use water to carefully rinse it away from the surface and this will prevent any staining.
Sometimes we recommend that to make the above monthly maintenance of your artificial grass a bit easier you should give the lawn a very quick clean using a garden hose, plain water and just spray the surface weekly to keep it looking great!
Artificial grass installation is definitely worth the investment and can stay looking lush and green all year round! The artificial grass is both child friendly and pet friendly so everyone is happy!
With advancements in product design, some artificial grass is very realistic and hard to believe that in fact it’s fake!
If you are thinking about artificial grass installation at home, for your business or even for something more unique then speak to our friendly team here at DCM Surfaces and we will be more than happy to help.
www.dcmsurfaces.com
Construction News
12/01/2015
How To Keep Your Artificial Grass Clean


03/07/2025
Plans to boost North Lincolnshire's transport infrastructure have reached a significant milestone with the completion of Phase 1 of the M181 'southern junction' project.
Led by North Lincolnshire Council in partnership with National Highways, the multi-million-pound scheme includes the construction

03/07/2025
First Choice Homes Oldham (FCHO) is set to begin a major new phase of energy efficiency upgrades this month, with a £6.1 million investment aimed at improving 645 homes across the borough.
Starting 14 July, properties in Abbey Hills, Roundthorn, Shaw, and several estates in Chadderton will receive

03/07/2025
The multi-million-pound refurbishment of Watford Colosseum has reached practical completion, with the historic venue now officially handed over to operator AEG Presents UK.
Led by Watford Borough Council and delivered by Morgan Sindall Construction's Northern Home Counties division, the major upgra

03/07/2025
Sigma Capital Group has announced the acquisition of four new development sites worth around £100 million in gross development cost (GDC), continuing its strategic partnership with Vistry Group.
The projects will deliver 415 new single-family rental homes across England, further cementing Sigma's

03/07/2025
A major £215,000 upgrade to the Winsover Road level crossing in Spalding is set to begin this Saturday night, 5 July, aimed at improving rail reliability and ensuring safety for motorists, pedestrians and rail users.
The essential works will see a full replacement of the life-expired crossing surfa

02/07/2025
Construction is officially underway on the new Whitefield Community Fire Station, part of Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service's (GMFRS) £38 million Estates Improvement Programme.
Led by Robertson Construction North West, the project will replace the former fire station on Bury New Road with

02/07/2025
Hull City Council has officially appointed Esh Construction to lead a major repair and strengthening programme on Drypool Bridge, one of the city's key transport links.
The project will be delivered in partnership with engineering consultancy Mason Clark Associates.
Work will begin on the south s

02/07/2025
Award-winning housebuilder The Hill Group has announced record financial results for the year ending 31 March 2025, marking its second consecutive year of historic growth.
The company reported a turnover of £1.15 billion and a pre-tax profit of £90.5 million, completing more than 2,800 new homes a

02/07/2025
Women in Construction Anglia (WICA) and Suffolk Chamber of Commerce have voiced strong support for the government's new plans to increase the construction workforce by 100,000 people annually.
The announcement follows the launch of the first Construction Skills Mission Board, attended by Work and P

02/07/2025
Huddersfield Station will undergo a significant upgrade this autumn as part of the multi-billion-pound Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU), with a full 30-day closure scheduled from Saturday 30 August to Sunday 28 September 2025.
The closure represents a major milestone in the delivery of a faster, gr