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Artificial turf and hardscaping in Orem, Utah
Orem is mostly established housing, which changes the job. Yards here usually come with mature trees, decades-old sprinkler systems, and grading that was done for a lawn rather than for a patio. Most of our Orem work starts with figuring out where water currently goes before we decide what to build.
Working in: Central Orem ·Sharon Park area ·Cascade ·Northridge ·near UVU ·Provo Canyon mouth
What is different about Orem yards
Mature trees mean roots
Established Orem yards have large root systems close to the surface. Excavating base depth through a root zone has to be done carefully — cutting major roots can kill a tree that has been there fifty years. Sometimes the right answer is shifting the patio three feet.
Old sprinkler lines are exactly where you do not want them
Irrigation in older Orem yards was often added to over the years with no as-built. We locate and cap lines under turf areas properly instead of just cutting them, and we reroute what still needs to feed beds.
Existing grade was built for a lawn
A lawn tolerates a flat or slightly backward-sloping yard because grass absorbs water. Turf and pavers do not. Reworking grade is frequently part of the scope on an Orem remodel and it belongs in the quote, not as a surprise on day two.
What we build in Orem
Services in Orem
Artificial TurfFull-depth base, proper drainage, and turf rated for Utah sun — installed to survive freeze-thaw, not just look good in week one.Learn more →
HardscapingPavers, walls, steps, and fire features built on a compacted base that holds grade through Utah's freeze-thaw cycle.Learn more →
Turf + PaversThe full backyard: turf where you want soft, pavers where you want to put furniture. Designed and built as one job.Learn more →
Putting GreensContoured greens with real break, cupped holes, and a fringe that reads correctly — built on a shaped, compacted base.Learn more →
Pet TurfDrainage-first turf systems built for dogs — no mud, no dead patches, and a drainage layer designed to be rinsed.Learn more →Orem questions
Do you work in older Orem neighborhoods with tight backyard access?
Yes. Narrow side-yard access is common in central Orem. It affects the schedule and the equipment we can bring, so we check access during the measurement and price accordingly rather than discovering it on install day.
Can you tie new turf into an existing lawn or beds?
Yes, with a hard edge restraint at the transition. A clean, secured edge is what keeps the turf from lifting where it meets soil.
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