Seasonal Artificial Turf Care Guide for Georgia

While artificial turf requires dramatically less maintenance than natural grass, a simple seasonal routine keeps your turf looking and performing its best for decades. Here's your Georgia-specific maintenance calendar.

Spring (March-May)

• Deep brush the entire surface to lift compacted fibers
• Rinse thoroughly to remove winter debris and pollen
• Check and address any edge lifting from freeze-thaw cycles
• Inspect drainage performance during spring rains
• Apply antimicrobial treatment to pet areas if needed

Summer (June-August)

• Rinse turf during extreme heat to cool the surface
• Brush high-traffic areas to maintain fiber position
• Monitor infill levels and top off if needed
• Keep surrounding trees trimmed to prevent debris accumulation
• Clean up after pets promptly to prevent odor in heat

Fall and Winter (September-February)

Fall is the easiest season for turf maintenance. Remove fallen leaves with a leaf blower or gentle rake. Before winter, give the turf a thorough rinse and brushing. During winter, turf requires virtually no attention — it stays green while natural grass goes dormant and brown.