Artificial turf in St. George
Turf help for Washington County's largest city, from established neighborhoods near downtown to new homes on the edges of town.
St. George is the Washington County seat and had 95,342 residents at the 2020 census. It sits at about 2,500 feet in the far northeast corner of the Mojave Desert, below the Pine Valley Mountains, with long, hot summers and mild winters.
Older yards versus newer ones
Homes built before the city's current landscape rules often have large front and back lawns on spray irrigation. Those are prime candidates for the water district's grass-replacement program, with turf in the spots you use and plants elsewhere. Homes built under the newer rules already have limited lawn, and the city's certification form says a new landscape plan must be submitted if the landscape is modified. Ask the city before you swap anything in that kind of yard.
Popular St. George projects
- Front-yard conversions on older lots with big lawns
- Backyard putting greens, especially in golf-oriented neighborhoods
- Side yards and narrow strips that are hard to water evenly
- Dog runs for small backyards
HOAs
Many St. George subdivisions have HOAs with landscape standards. Get your HOA's approval and any turf specifications in writing before work starts. If your HOA requires grass and you want the district incentive, the district asks you to contact its conservation team.
Common questions
Does St. George allow artificial turf in front yards?
Turf is common in St. George front yards, but rules for newer homes and HOA standards vary. The city's landscape form doesn't say how turf is counted, so ask the city and your HOA first.
Do you cover Bloomington, Little Valley and Green Valley?
Yes. Those are St. George neighborhoods. Call with your address and we'll connect you with an installer.
Services in St. George
- 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
Tired of watering a lawn nobody walks on?
Call and a local turf installer will talk through your yard, your water-district options and what the job involves.