Artificial turf installation in Longmont, CO
Front Range Turf installs artificial turf throughout Longmont, from established neighborhoods near the St. Vrain corridor to newer subdivisions on the east side. Longmont's mix of older homes and new builds means yards vary a lot, so we measure and plan each one on its own.
Older neighborhoods, mature yards
Established Longmont streets have mature trees, uneven grades and irrigation systems that have been patched over the years. Turf removes the sprinkler headaches, but it also means dealing with tree roots and old lines during excavation.
Newer east-side subdivisions
Newer neighborhoods mean fresh yards and HOA review boards. Many homeowners want a low-water front yard and a durable backyard for kids and dogs.
Freeze-thaw and hail
Winter nights in Longmont drop below freezing and warm up by afternoon, over and over. That cycle moves poorly built bases. We use a compacted aggregate layer designed for drainage so water doesn't freeze and heave under the turf. Hail is part of life on the northern Front Range, and we will discuss what it means for outdoor surfaces.
Commercial and community spaces
Longmont has businesses, schools and community spaces that struggle to keep small grass areas alive. Turf suits entry strips, courtyards and play areas where mowing and irrigation are a poor fit.
Longmont turf questions
How does turf handle Longmont winters?
Cold itself doesn't harm it. A well-drained base keeps freeze-thaw from heaving the surface.
Can you remove my old sprinkler system?
We can cap or remove lines in the turf area as part of the plan. Mention any zones that need to stay active for other parts of the yard.
Ready to plan your turf project?
Request a free estimate and tell us about your yard.