Artificial turf in Arlington.

About Arlington.

Arlington is Tarrant County's largest city and the heart of the metroplex between Dallas and Fort Worth. Established neighborhoods, newer master-planned communities like Viridian, and everything in between. We install across the full range: from starter-home backyards that need a no-maintenance lift, to lakefront estates around Lake Arlington that deserve the full showcase treatment.

Common Arlington installs.

• Full residential yards for homeowners who are done with bermuda.
• Pet turf for dog-forward households with drainage that actually handles rain.
• Backyard putting greens and sport surfaces for bigger lots.
• Pool-perimeter turf around the countless backyard pools the Arlington climate demands.

Entertainment district heat and every type of lot.

Arlington hits harder than a lot of the DFW suburbs in summer — the pavement around the stadium district, Globe Life, and Six Flags radiates heat well into the evening, and the older neighborhoods on the south side sit on some of the driest-summer clay in Tarrant County. Natural grass loses that battle most years. Turf handles the heat without irrigation and keeps the yard looking finished through August.

We work across the full range of Arlington housing stock: 70s and 80s ranch-style homes in the older neighborhoods, new-builds in Viridian, townhomes with postage-stamp yards near UTA, and lakefront properties around Lake Arlington that want a showcase finish.

The Arlington base spec.

Tarrant County clay under Arlington is similar to Fort Worth's — demanding enough that base work decides the long-term outcome. Every install: 3-4 inches of excavation, crushed stone or decomposed granite sub-base compacted in two lifts to 95% Standard Proctor, laser-graded to a 1-2% drainage slope, commercial 15-year weed barrier under the turf, and a French drain where the lot demands it. Full technical walkthrough in our drainage guide.