Full base prep, proper drainage and clean seams on every install from Scottsdale to Gilbert. We grade the ground, set the edge and put one number on paper.
One photo from the job every day we roll turf — the base, the seam, the finished field handed over that afternoon. Shot on the phone, up in ten seconds, no filter.
If the base is wrong, the turf will show it. That's the whole job.
Full field base graded, compacted and edged for regulation play. Drainage lines set before the first panel so water moves off the surface the way it should. From $6,400
Kennel runs and dog yards with permeable backing and proper fall so urine drains through instead of pooling on the surface. From $2,800
Existing grade cut or built up, compacted to spec, with French drains or slope where the soil needs it so the turf stays dry underneath. From $3,400
Short-pile turf installed over a firm, level base with the right infill for roll speed and bounce on backyard greens and sport courts. From $4,900
Invisible seams glued and weighted, perimeter secured with steel or concrete edge so nothing lifts after the first season of heat and traffic. From $2,500
Old turf removed, base re-leveled and new panels installed where seams have failed or the surface has worn through. From $3,100
Sites around the valley and out on acreage. Most of these were shot at ground level before we left the property.
Turf Pro started in 2014 with one skid steer and a roller, laying backyard pet areas in east Mesa while the owner still worked for a larger landscaping outfit. The equipment list is longer now. The way we quote has not changed — we walk the ground, check the slope and hand you one number.
Most of our work is sports fields and pet yards. Nobody walks on it after the first month once the furniture or goals go in, which is exactly why we do not cut corners on the base or the seams.
Four things that decide whether turf stays flat or shows every mistake.
Every base is laser-checked for slope and compaction before the first panel touches the ground.
Nothing handed off to a day crew. The crew that walked the site is the crew that finishes it.
French drains and proper fall set for the rain and irrigation that actually hits the valley, not for a dry week in June.
We walk the site with you before quoting so nothing turns into an extra halfway through the job.
A sports field that needs a level base, a dog yard that floods, a green that has lost its roll — send the address and what you want done and we'll come walk it.
Call or text with the square footage and what you're trying to do with it. If we're not the right crew for the job we'll tell you who is.