New turf gives you a green, usable lawn far faster than seed, but it only lasts if the ground underneath is right. We clear old grass and weeds, level and firm the soil, and lay the turf tight with staggered joints so the lawn knits together evenly.
Slopes, banks and awkward shapes
Not every lawn is a flat rectangle. Banks, verges and curved edges need extra care so the turf stays put while it roots, and so the finished edges sit neatly against paths, borders and roadsides. Getting the levels right at the start saves a lot of patching later.
When to turf in Perthshire
Spring and autumn are usually the easiest times, when the weather is cool and the ground is moist. Turf can go down in summer too, but it will need regular watering in dry spells. We will give you simple aftercare advice so your new lawn gets off to a good start.
