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Artificial Grass Installation in East Kilbride and South Lanarkshire

Artificial grass installed with proper groundwork so it stays level, drains well and looks natural in everyday use. The base and preparation matter just as much as the grass itself, especially in gardens that see heavy use. Based near Cumbernauld, we carry out installations across South Lanarkshire, including Hamilton, Rutherglen, Cambuslang and Blantyre.

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Artificial grass with clean edging and paving
Artificial grass combined with decking and fencing
Artificial grass with raised planting beds

Over 50 artificial grass installations completed across South Lanarkshire

Proper ground preparation and drainage on every job

Built to suit family and pet friendly gardens

Local Cumbernauld based team with clear honest pricing

A practical garden surface that stays usable

Artificial grass is ideal when natural grass struggles due to shade, heavy use or poor drainage. It keeps gardens tidy and usable without the constant cycle of patching and reseeding. Many families choose it for play areas and pet friendly spaces where real grass never quite recovers.

The difference between a surface that lasts and one that fails is the preparation underneath. A strong base, correct levels and secure edges are what stop movement and dips over time.

How the installation works

We start by assessing levels, drainage and access. Existing turf is removed and the ground is prepared to the correct depth. A compacted base is installed to create a firm foundation that supports the surface above.

The grass is then laid, trimmed and secured with clean joins and tidy edging. Everything is brushed and finished so the surface looks natural and feels comfortable underfoot.

Getting the groundwork right for local garden conditions

Artificial grass only performs properly when the groundwork is done correctly. We take time to prepare each garden based on its condition, access and how the space will be used.

In parts of South Lanarkshire, heavier soil and poor drainage are common, which makes correct excavation and base preparation especially important for long-term results.

After removing existing turf, the ground is excavated to the correct depth and a compacted base is installed to provide long-term stability. Levels are set carefully so water drains away naturally, helping prevent soft spots or uneven areas developing over time.

Edging is fixed securely around borders, paths and paved areas to keep everything in place. This attention to detail is what keeps the finished surface looking neat and easy to live with.

Is artificial grass right for every garden

Artificial grass works well in many gardens, but it is not always the right solution for every space. Areas with heavy shade, poor drainage or constant foot traffic often benefit the most.

Some gardens work better with a mix of surfaces. Artificial grass can be combined with planting, paving or decking to create a layout that suits how the space is actually used. We give honest advice on what will work best.

Popular combinations

Artificial grass is often paired with landscaping to improve levels and drainage and create a more usable garden.

New fencing and gates can also help define the space and improve privacy and safety.

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Common questions

Will artificial grass drain properly in wet weather ?

Yes. When installed correctly, water drains through the surface and away underneath.

Is artificial grass suitable for children and pets ?

It is commonly used in family gardens and play areas when installed on a firm base.

Do you install artificial grass across South Lanarkshire ?

Yes. We regularly install artificial grass in East Kilbride and across South Lanarkshire, including surrounding towns.

Does artificial grass look realistic ?

Modern grass looks natural once installed with tidy joins and edges.

Do I need additional landscaping or decking ?

Not always, but some gardens benefit from it to improve levels and layout.

Do you need to see the garden before giving advice ?

Yes. Seeing the space allows us to assess drainage, levels and access properly.

Thinking about artificial grass for your garden

Artificial grass can be a practical option where natural grass struggles. If you’re unsure whether it’s right for your space, we’re happy to give straightforward advice.

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