Even quality artificial turf can develop issues over time — separating seams, low or displaced infill, matted areas from heavy furniture or foot traffic, or turf that's come loose at the edges after years of exposure to Kendall's heat and rain.

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Seam separation is one of the most common repair needs, usually caused by improper adhesive application during the original installation or gradual movement of the base material underneath. We address this by properly re-securing seams rather than applying a temporary patch that will fail again.

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Infill depletion happens gradually through normal use and weather exposure, and low infill levels affect both the turf's cushioning and its appearance, since fibers without adequate infill support tend to lay flat instead of standing upright. Top-up service restores the turf's original look and feel.

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Matted or crushed areas, often from patio furniture, play equipment, or heavy foot traffic in a concentrated zone, can typically be revived through professional grooming and brushing techniques that lift the fibers back to their original position without full replacement.

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Edge and border repairs address turf that has pulled away from its perimeter, often due to ground shifting or inadequate initial edging. We re-secure these areas and reinforce the border to prevent recurrence.

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This service applies to turf we installed as well as turf installed by other companies, since the underlying repair techniques are the same regardless of who completed the original installation.

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Regular maintenance visits — rather than waiting until a problem is visible — extend the usable life of turf considerably and keep it performing well past the point where neglected turf would need full replacement, which is a meaningful cost consideration for both homeowners and commercial property managers.