Remember that one of the most effective conservation-related things you can do with your new home or office is to install efficient, proven landscape materials.
Artificial turf should be one of those elements.
Using ariticial turf as a part of your landscape plan:
Reduces water use significantly.
Eliminates runoff of excess water and chemicals into groundwater.
Minimizes the rainwater runoff.
Some simple considerations–artificial turf is a ggreat way to go.
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We’ve discussed this in this space before, but it is worth the reminder. As you do your planning for home and office improvements for the coming year, be sure you know enough about your contractor before you hire them.
Here’s a list that will help you choose and make the decision:
Get multiple estimates. It will help you understand what the job should cost.
Read consumer reviews. Hearing what others have to say about your candidate can help sway your decision.
Call Licensing boards. Be sure they have adequate liability coverage.
Get several references. Talking directly with their clients helps you understand how the contractor works.
Negotiate a maximum hourly rate. Helps contain costs.
Always demand a lien release. Protect yourself.
We’ll go over each of these steps in detail in future posts. In the meantime, read the article from which this was borrowed in the January/February issue of AARP The Magazine (www.aarp.com/magazine).
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Have you looked around your home, office or school and seen unused space in the yard or around the outside of the buildings?
Maybe you should consider a reclamation project.
“We recently completed a project that did just that,” Tim Dvorak said. “A local private high school came to us and needed an unused courtyard reworked as a special place for the senior kids.” Our turf was a great solution and it only took a few days to prepared and install the turf in the space, he said.
Tim is co-owner of Synthetic Grass Pros and understands how to best include artificial turf in a landscaping plan.
“Especially in schools, ” Tim continued. “Artificial turf saves on water and maintenance and makes useful an area that might have otherwise gone unused.”
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