19+ Years Installing Synthetic Grass
36+ Artificial Turf Installs
10 Year Craftsmanship Warranty
Licensed & Insured
Best for: Dog runs, heavy traffic backyards.


Best for: Golf enthusiasts, entertaining spaces.
Best for: Under swing sets, daycares, schools.


Best For: Sport Complexes, gyms, and Sports facilities








Every project is unique, but generally, professional installation ranges between $12 - $18 per sq. ft. This varies based on site access (can we get a machine in?), the type of turf selected (Pet vs. Putting Green), and the amount of excavation required.
While synthetic turf can get warmer than natural grass, our "CoolBlade" technology reflects sunlight to keep surface temperatures lower. Plus, in Tacoma, a warm lawn is usually a welcome treat!
Since our crew is local, we can usually schedule a site visit within 24-48 hours.
Because we use high-quality, UV-stabilized polyethylene fibers, you can expect your turf to last 15 to 20 years with minimal maintenance.
Other than avoiding sharp objects or really hot objects, that's the beauty of turf, it's maintenance free
Three things matter: experience (19 years, no subcontractors), transparency (free 3D ArcSite design before you commit), and partnership (Brent Spain is your dedicated POC from estimate to completion). If you want to see your project in 3D before building starts, have someone available to answer questions, and get a lifetime warranty backed by people who do the work themselves, ND is right for you. Schedule a free consultation and see the difference.
Absolutely. This is a common issue in Stadium District and Five Mile Drive. Natural grass dies under acidic pine needles and heavy shade, leaving you with mud. Our artificial turf systems are porous, meaning water drains through, and pine needles can be easily blown off with a leaf blower, keeping your yard green and mud-free despite the trees.
Absolutely. This is a common issue in Stadium District and Five Mile Drive. Natural grass dies under acidic pine needles and heavy shade, leaving you with mud. Our artificial turf systems are porous, meaning water drains through, and pine needles can be easily blown off with a leaf blower, keeping your yard green and mud-free despite the trees.
Generally, turf is considered "landscaping" and doesn't require a structural permit like a deck or addition. However, if your project involves significant regrading or retaining walls (common in West Slope properties), permits may be required. As a Licensed & Bonded contractor, we handle all code compliance and utility locates (811) before we break ground.
