The Case for Turf 🌱 Why Artificial Grass Makes Sense in Late Summer
- Jesse Edmondson
- Jul 31
- 2 min read
Less water, less work, and a lawn that looks great year-round.
By the time late summer rolls around in South Louisiana, many lawns are looking tired. Between scorching temperatures, heavy foot traffic, and unpredictable rain, even the best-kept yards can struggle to stay green.
That’s where turf comes in.
Our current project had the client's battle with patchy grass for long enough. The goal was simple: create a beautiful, low-maintenance yard that would look great year-round, be durable enough for dogs, and eliminate the frustration of inconsistent grass growth.

💧 Say Goodbye to Sky-High Water Bills
Grass is thirsty—especially in August.
Turf doesn’t need regular watering, which means lower utility bills and less stress on your irrigation system.
In areas with watering restrictions or drought conditions, turf is a smart and sustainable solution.
🛠 Maintenance-Free Looks, 24/7
Forget the mower, the weed-eater, and the endless edging.
Turf stays green and perfectly manicured with minimal upkeep.
No more muddy patches, bare spots, or pests hiding in the grass.

☀️ Summer Is a Great Time to Install
Many homeowners wait until fall, but late summer is actually ideal:
Why? Crews have better availability, and your turf will be ready to enjoy by the time the cooler weather (and tailgating season) hits.
Plus, turf gives you instant curb appeal without waiting for grass to grow.
👣 Perfect for High-Traffic Areas
Have pets, kids, or frequent gatherings? Turf holds up.
It’s tough, durable, and doesn’t get patchy in high-use zones.
Great for play areas, dog runs, pool decks, courtyards, or shady spots where real grass struggles.
✅ Clean, Safe, and Allergen-Free
No more mud tracked into the house after a rainstorm.
Turf doesn’t harbor pests or produce pollen the way natural grass can.
Optional infill materials can reduce heat retention and improve comfort underfoot.



