Local – Tucson, Arizona

“Pricing was in the right ball park and the quality was great. I would recommend this place to anyone in the market for artificial grass.” – Hannah

Artificial Grass Recyclers is an innovative company producing the most affordable artificial grass in America.

In effort to bring you more affordable artificial grass products while keeping waste out of landfills, we created an innovative recycling process. Today, we’re responsible for recycling over 17 million square feet of artificial grass, and we’re just getting started.[/fusion_text][separator style_type=”none” top_margin=”” bottom_margin=”” sep_color=”” border_size=”” icon=”” icon_circle=”” icon_circle_color=”” width=”” alignment=”” class=”” id=””][fusion_text]

Artificial Grass Recyclers Tucson, Arizona

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This city, sometimes called, “The Old Pueblo,” is one of the largest cities in Arizona, falling just behind the number one, Phoenix. And it is no wonder – Tucson is home to the University of Arizona, fascinating geography, and more than 120 city parks!

The best that Tucson has to offer comes in the form of all things outdoors. Hiking is amazing in this city, as it is surrounded with different mountains: Santa Catalina Mountains to the north, Rincon Mountains to the east, Santa Rita Mountains to the south, and Tucson Mountains to the west. And it doesn’t stop there. If you prefer to keep your feet on level ground, there are many, many trails throughout the city. One of the most fascinating is Tuscan Urban Loop. The Loop boasts more than 100 miles of trails – sans cars – that connect neighboring communities.[/fusion_text][separator style_type=”none” top_margin=”” bottom_margin=”” sep_color=”” border_size=”” icon=”” icon_circle=”” icon_circle_color=”” width=”” alignment=”” class=”” id=””][fusion_text]Located in southern Arizona, the city of Tucson sprawls through the desert. But don’t let that fool you when it comes to its climate. It is rumored that, while the rest of the world has two seasons, Tucson only has two – summer and winter. Excluding the occasional flash flood, Tucson has some great average temperatures throughout the year.

Tucson may sound like the perfect place, but it does have its struggles. The biggest struggle? Water. The Santa Cruz River runs through Tucson and, up until about 100 years ago, it even had water running through it. However, it has slowly dried up, forcing the city to look at other methods for providing water for its residents. Currently, it has tapped into the Central Arizona Project, uses groundwater, and provides reclaimed water for non-potable purposes.

Outside the home

• If you must wash your car at home, use a bucket, rather than running the hose.
• Make sure your hose and nozzle fit tightly and have no holes or leaks.
• Use a bucket to collect any rain water and re-use it for watering plants.
• Mulch around flower beds and in gardens helps maintain moisture.
• Consider using landscaping that requires little to no water to maintain.

Perhaps one of the best ways to save water and money is to choose to use artificial grass for your lawn.

Artificial grass in Tucson helps maintains your beautifully green lawn all year long and doesn’t require any maintenance or water! Imagine if everyone in the city chose this option? Tucson would be glowing green! Houses, the grounds of the University of Arizona, the 120 parks, etc. Just because you live in a desert climate does not mean you must go all-things-brown to conserve water.

Contact us today to see how we can help you get started making a difference and setting an example for the rest of Tucson, Arizona![/fusion_text]

“I have always been a DIY type of guy, so doing it by myself was the only way to go. Jake walked me through the step by step process and gave me the best overall advice … Now my yard looks absolutely amazing and I never have to worry about mowing again!” – Tyler

Artificial Grass In Tucson, Arizona

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Inside the home

• Take short showers
• Flush toilets less often. Each flush uses approximately 4 to 7 gallons of water.
• Consider purchasing an instant water heater. Letting water run until it is your preferred temperature can cause a lot to go to waste.
• Do not run a half-full dishwasher. Make sure it is full before you start it.
• If you wash dishes by hand, do not wash them under running water.
• Let pots and pans soak, rather than trying to scrape off any food particles under running water.
• Start composting – you will use your garbage disposal much less!
• Wash only full loads of clothes and linens. If you do not have a full load, make sure the indicator switch on your machine is set to match the size of your load.
• When possible, update your appliances. Newer appliances – such as dishwashers, washers, faucets, and shower heads –are much more efficient and conservative when it comes to water usage.

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How To Choose Used Artificial Turf

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