Artificial turf in Keller.

About Keller.

Keller is a family suburb in the heart of North Tarrant County, consistently ranked for its schools and its quality of life. The neighborhoods here — from older estate lots to newer planned communities — share a common thread: homeowners who care about their outdoor space and invest in it for the long haul. Turf is a natural fit.

The heat and clay soil are the same story as the rest of North Texas. Natural grass is expensive to maintain and never quite matches what Keller homeowners want. A premium turf install solves both problems at once.

Common Keller installs.

• Backyard turf for estate-style lots where the maintenance bill has gotten out of hand.
• Pet turf engineered for drainage and odor control in dog-forward households.
• Backyard putting greens tucked into larger lots for golf-minded homeowners.
• Play and sport zones for families with active kids and travel-ball schedules.

Keller ISD and the travel-sports crowd.

Keller ISD families take youth sports seriously. Soccer, baseball, softball, lacrosse, football — most of our Keller installs include a training-zone component. Backyard batting cages, pitching lanes, full-yard soccer touch zones, or sport courts integrated into the overall yard design. The investment in a home training surface often pays back in rental-cage fees within two or three seasons. See our batting cage specifics for cage specs and the 10-year math.

Base work for the Keller soil.

North Tarrant clay isn't as aggressive as Parker County, but it's still the variable that determines whether a turf install looks good in year ten. Our Keller spec: 3-4 inches of excavation, crushed stone or decomposed granite sub-base compacted to 95% Standard Proctor density in two lifts, laser-graded to a 1-2% drainage slope, commercial 15-year weed barrier on top of the finished sub-base.

If your Keller lot has foundation drainage or grade issues, we engineer a French drain into the plan. For the full technical walkthrough, see our drainage guide.