Prices
Fixed prices, quoted before we start. Worked out from photographs and measurements wherever possible, so you are not committing to a site visit just to find out the cost.
Standard clean
Debris extraction, full power brush and pile lift, weed check along the edges
Premium clean
Everything in the standard clean, plus sanitising treatment and pet odour treatment
Pet odour treatment
Enzyme treatment that breaks down the residue causing the smell
Moss, algae & weed control
Surface treatment plus perimeter joints where weeds root
Sand infill top-up
Kiln-dried silica sand brushed back into the pile
Seam & edge repairs
Re-fixing lifted seams, loose edges and small sections
Maintenance plan
A quarterly visit, priority booking and a standing slot in the diary
Which one
Standard or premium?
The standard clean is the mechanical work: debris out, pile lifted, edges checked. It is the right choice for a lawn that is simply flat and dull.
The premium clean adds the sanitising and pet odour treatments. If a dog uses the lawn, or it smells in warm weather, that is the one you want — the mechanical work alone will not touch the cause.
Shaded and north-facing lawns usually need the moss and algae treatment on top of either, and any lawn that has never been maintained will likely need an infill top-up.
The maintenance plan
A quarterly visit at £60, priority booking and a standing slot in the diary. About £20 a month.
It suits lawns that will otherwise be left until there is a problem: heavily used family gardens, dog-owning households, and anything under trees or in permanent shade.
Questions
About the price
How often should artificial grass be cleaned?
For most gardens, a professional deep clean every 12 to 18 months keeps the lawn looking and performing as it should. If you have dogs, or the lawn is shaded and under trees, every 6 to 12 months is more realistic. Light brushing between visits helps, but it won't lift compacted pile or shift algae.
Does cleaning actually make a difference to how long the lawn lasts?
Yes. Most artificial lawns fail because compacted infill and trapped debris cause the fibres to wear and split, not because the material simply expires. Keeping the pile lifted and the infill topped up is the single biggest factor in getting a full lifespan out of an installation.
How long does a visit take?
A typical domestic lawn takes between one and a half and three hours depending on size and condition. Larger lawns in Cobham and Oxshott can take most of a day.
Get a fixed price for your lawn
A wide shot of the whole lawn plus a close-up of the worst area is enough to price most jobs the same day.