Our heavy duty turf cleaning system is different than our deep clean and any other turf cleaning in Arizona, & the ENTIRE nation. With this type of cleaning service we triple the amount of our Urine Annihilator, stronger version with our truck mounted machinery. Our equipment gets deep inside the turf, cleans the existing infill, and quarter minus below the turf, as the quarter minus is contaminated as well and contributes to nasty odors. It can get so bad you can smell it as soon as you walk outside or even simply by walking by your home on the sidewalk. Yep, your neighbors smell it too. Your turf will be treated as if our installers personally installed your turf. We test the turf and add the required amount of pet infill needed. Most turf does not have it. We also add our cooling tech product to help keep your artificial grass cool. We also reactive the enzymes for a third cleaning and bond the enzymes with the pet deodorizer.
ANNIHILATE TURF, QUARTER MINUS & WEED BARRIER SMELL • 3 HEAVY TREATMENTS • ENZYME REACTIVATION • APPLY COOLING TECH • PROPER AMOUNT OF OUR ENZYME INFUSED PET DEODORIZER • ADVANCED TRUCK MOUNTED CLEANING EQUIPMENT
What is our Heavy Duty Turf Cleaning?
Heavy Duty Turf Cleaning Details
Truck Mounted Machinery & Equipment
Commercial Grade Urine Annihilator Enzyme ™ (SAFE) x 4
Fungis & Mold Prevention/Removal
Bacteria Removal
Turf Scrubbing
Existing Infill Cleaning
Redistribution of Existing Infill
Quarter Minus Cleaning/Weed Barrier Cleaning
Turf Re-Blooming By Our Turf Installers
Industry Required Pet Infill up to 1 Pound per SQFT
Decontamination Flush
Cooling Technology Application (Keeps Grass Cool) up to 80%
Debris Removal & Disposal
Enzyme Reactivation
Enzyme Bonding
Hide Turf Seams
Disinfect/Sanitize
UV Treatment
45 Day Smell Warranty
Still Have Questions?
Here are some things you should ask before committing to working with a turf cleaning service provider.
How many square feet does a gallon of turf cleaner or enzyme cover?
Is the turf cleaner diluted, commercial grade, store bought, etc.?
Part of turf cleaning is similar to artificial grass installation - ie powerbrooming - shouldn't I have an experienced turf installer powerbroom my turf?
Do you know how to tell what kind of seam work was installed and how they were installed? (There are several different kinds)
So the turf is not pulled apart during the powerbrooming process, how should the turf be pinned down and why?
How many times a year should you powerbroom my turf?
What is the different between hard powerbrooming and soft powerbrooming?
You spent thousands in getting your turf installed. Educating yourself on the turf cleaning process is extremely important. It’s much better to have experienced turf installers to handle the turf cleaning. Turf cleaning is a much different process than carpet cleaning as part of turf cleaning is very similar to turf installation. Ask the above questions to make sure whomever you’re speaking to has the knowledge and experience when handling your turf.
