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Kingdom Turf Co. · Installation services

Artificial turf lawns built for real life.

A good artificial lawn is more than green carpet. The grading, drainage, base preparation, seams and borders decide whether a backyard stays usable after rain and looks natural up close.

Serving Augusta, Columbia, Aiken and surrounding markets; considering projects throughout the Southeast and beyond.

Designed around your yard

We look at existing ground, shaded or worn patches, pets, how the yard connects to patios and gates, and where water goes when it rains. Rather than guessing from satellite imagery, we collect project photos and rough dimensions first, then measure the installation footprint on site before pricing.

A base worth building on

Our standard approach uses excavation and a compacted aggregate base, with depth and material selected for the ground and intended use. Turf is planned in 15-foot roll widths where practical, with attention to grain direction, seams and secure edges. Drainage problems that need separate correction are discussed before installation.

What changes after installation

You still need to remove debris and rinse the surface when appropriate, but routine mowing, reseeding and muddy bare spots are largely removed from the weekly workload. Artificial turf gets hot in direct summer sun, so shade and product choice are part of the conversation.

Questions we hear

Before you decide.

Can you install turf over my existing grass?

A lasting installation generally starts by removing existing vegetation, establishing grade and preparing a compacted base. We assess the existing surface before recommending the construction method.

Do I need exact square footage before requesting a quote?

No. You can enter a rough length and width, an approximate area or select that you are unsure. We take proper measurements before preparing a final estimate.

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Start with your space

Tell us what you're planning. We'll handle the measurements.

Photos help, but they aren't required. An approximate area or even “I'm not sure” is enough to begin. Final pricing comes after a measured, site-specific estimate.