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Before installing artificial turf careful base preparation is non-negotiable to guarantee optimal performance and aesthetics. Start by removing all existing vegetation including turf, unwanted flora, root systems, and trash. Use a sod cutter or shovel to dig out the top layer of soil. This step prevents future growth under the turf and creates a debris-free foundation.

After the site has been fully cleared, grade the surface with a landscape rake and a straightedge to check for any high or low spots. Patch low areas with crushed rock, decomposed granite, or angular aggregate. Remove excess from raised areas until the surface is gently sloped to prevent pooling near foundations and sidewalks.

Once grading is complete, add a boundary edge along the outer edge. This can be made from plastic, metal, or wood depending on your design.

Then, spread a base layer of aggregate or crushed stone about two to three inches thick. Compact the layer in overlapping passes using a heavy-duty roller. Re-compact if settling occurs to ensure complete density and stability.

A second layer of finer material such as sharp sand can be added on top for precise surface leveling and to facilitate moisture runoff. Spread it consistently across the surface and lightly vibrate the surface. Do not saturate the base now as it risks destabilizing the substrate.

Re-survey the terrain for 熊本 人工芝 業者 flatness and correct small imperfections before proceeding.

Finally, ensure all utilities such as sprinkler lines or electrical cables are clearly labeled and safeguarded. Prevent any pedestrian activity until the turf is installed. Following each phase diligently will streamline the process and maximize its long-term performance.