Artificial turf in Hurricane, Utah

Hurricane had 20,036 residents at the 2020 census and sits at about 3,250 feet, higher than St. George. The Virgin River forms most of its northern border, and Sand Hollow and Quail Creek state parks, each with a reservoir, are close by.

Bigger lots, bigger decisions

Many Hurricane properties are larger than a typical St. George lot, and some have room for horses, RV pads or open ground. On a big lot, it rarely makes sense to cover everything in turf. Most owners pick the areas they use, such as a patio-side lawn, a kids' area or a dog yard, and leave the rest as native ground, rock or desert plants. That keeps the project and the hot surface area manageable.

Wind, dust and edges

Open ground around a property means more blowing dust and debris settling into turf, so expect to rinse or brush it more often. Well-secured edges matter on exposed lots where wind can catch a loose corner.

Common Hurricane jobs

• Turf patches near patios on larger lots
• Dog yards and runs
• Putting greens with a view
• New-construction backyards in growing subdivisions

Services in Hurricane

• Artificial grass for front and back yardsFull-yard and partial installs with proper base, drainage and secured edges.
• Lawn-to-turf conversionsReplace thirsty grass with turf and plants, and plan around the water district's incentive rules.
• Backyard putting greensSynthetic putting and chipping greens with shaped contours and cups.
• Pet turf and dog runsDog-friendly turf with drainage, rinsing access and odor control in mind.
• Play areas and backyard sportsSoft, durable turf for kids' play spaces, swing sets and backyard games.

Nearby areas

• St. George
• Washington
• Santa Clara and Ivins