Toronto Artificial Turf Installation For Low-Maintenance Yards: Pricing Updated

Jul 6, 2023

Synthetic grass distributor Lazy Lawn (1-888-622-5296) recently updated its artificial turf installation options for customers in the Greater Toronto Area.

Toronto, Canada - July 6, 2023 /PressCable/ —

With the update, Lazy Lawn customers now have the choice between three different artificial turf installation packages or a DIY option for smaller projects. Each professional package includes the turf, labour, and additional features such as Optifill antimicrobial protection.

More details can be found at https://lazylawn.ca/

Following the recent announcement, Lazy Lawn offers three packages with pricing based on the size of the project. With each package, their turf installation experts will excavate and dispose of any existing grass, lay down base materials such as bedding and weed barriers, and then install the turf overtop. The packages also include the transportation of the turf to the job site.

For smaller or lower-budget projects, Lazy Lawn allows customers to install the turf themselves. With this option, Lazy Lawn will provide them with all the necessary materials and guidance they need to ensure the turf is placed safely and correctly.

In terms of artificial turf types, Lazy Lawn has several different styles depending on the grass's purpose and the project's budget. For example, their standard options, like Emerald Rye, Kentucky Blue Lite, Lemongrass, Natural Fescue, and Spring Fescue, can be used for almost any application. The Luxurious Fescue and Viridian Rye options, meanwhile, are better suited for lawns and landscapes.

“I recently had artificial turf installed on my condo balcony by the wonderful guys at Lazy Lawn,” said a satisfied customer. “From the moment I requested a quote up until the completion of the project, their team was efficient, professional, and friendly. And to top it off, they gave me a great deal on the turf. My balcony looks amazing now and my dog loves it too.”

To choose one of Lazy Lawn’s artificial turf installation packages, customers can call the team by phone or visit their website, where they also have a DIY estimate generator.

About Lazy Lawn

Lazy Lawn has been Canada’s leading installer and distributor of residential and commercial artificial turf applications since 2013. Though headquartered in Toronto, they supply synthetic grass to customers from coast to coast.

Interested parties can find more information at https://lazylawn.ca/

Contact Info:
Name: Bran Lakoseljac
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Organization: Lazy Lawn
Address: 18B-3200 Dufferin St #113, Toronto, Ontario M6A 3B2, Canada
Phone: +1-888-622-5296
Website: https://lazylawn.ca/

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