Artificial Turf Installation in Tampa, Florida

Residential turf starts at $8.50 per square foot installed, and we carry blades across six price tiers so there is an option for a pet run, a front yard, an entertaining space, a play area or a sport surface. Our project minimum is $3,500, which covers a typical area of 350 to 375 square feet. Most Tampa area backyards land between $5,000 and $12,000. Zero down financing is available through GoodLeap, our preferred lender, and pre-qualification is a soft credit pull that does not affect your credit score.

This is the question we get most in Tampa, and drainage is the part of the job that matters most here. Our turf is installed over an engineered permeable base built to move water down and out rather than hold it at the surface, which is what a Florida afternoon thunderstorm demands. Sandy Tampa area soil actually helps once the base is compacted correctly. Poor base preparation, not the turf itself, is why a synthetic lawn puddles.

No, and that is a bigger deal in Florida than almost anywhere else. Tampa has no real dormant season, so a natural St. Augustine lawn grows and needs cutting close to twelve months a year, along with the watering, fertilizing, and treatment for chinch bugs and brown patch fungus that comes with it. Artificial turf ends the mowing calendar entirely and does not brown out during watering restrictions.

Every EverBlade turf installation is backed by a 25 year product warranty, and installation and labor are covered for 2 years. The turf warranty transfers one time to a new homeowner within the first 5 years of installation, with proper documentation. Our turf is made in the United States by STR, and we are an authorized dealer of the factory that created, and made AstroTurf a household name.

It affects natural lawns, not turf. The City of Tampa currently limits established lawns to one watering day a week, in a midnight to 4 a.m. or 8 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. window, as part of the region-wide Southwest Florida Water Management District shortage order covering Hillsborough, Pinellas and Pasco counties. A St. Augustine lawn on that schedule struggles through a Tampa summer. Turf does not need an irrigation window at all, restricted or not.

In most cases, yes, though the neighborhood changes what we plan for. South Tampa neighborhoods like Hyde Park and Davis Islands often carry historic or waterfront architectural review, while master-planned communities like Westchase have their own landscaping committees. We build to pass that review, and we are glad to prepare drawings for a submission if your HOA asks for them.