If the fix requires added scope (work not included in the signed estimate/agreement), it may require a change order and updated Square documents.

See Change Orders & Scope Policy for how scope changes are approved and documented.

Related: Change Orders & Scope Policy, Faqs/#What If Fixing The Issue Requires Extra Work Outside The Ori

Most residential turf installs are completed in 1–3 days after site prep is complete.
Timing depends on square footage, excavation, edging, and seam complexity.

Helpful next step: Learn more about artificial turf installation process and artificial turf cost guide.

Yes—when the base and slope are built correctly.
Drainage performance is driven by compaction, base material, and where water is directed to discharge.

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It can if the system is installed wrong or not rinsed.
We recommend a fast-drain turf option for pets and can include antimicrobial/deodorizing infill upgrades.

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No. Installing over grass traps organics and causes uneven settling, wrinkles, and odor issues.
We remove vegetation and build the base correctly.

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Yes. Shock pad is a common upgrade for swing sets and play zones.
We’ll recommend thickness based on fall height and how the area will be used.

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Basic maintenance is simple: occasional brushing, debris removal, and rinsing.
Pet areas may need periodic enzyme treatment and more frequent rinsing.

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Heat-resistant products and cooling infills can reduce surface temperature compared to standard turf.
Results depend on sun exposure, color, and airflow—shade and rinsing also help.

Helpful next step: Learn more about artificial turf heat in Texas and Elite Lawn Pro Turf.

Skipping drainage might reduce the initial price, but it significantly shortens the life of the wall. Without gravel backfill, fabric, and a way for water to exit, hydrostatic pressure builds behind the wall and pushes on it every time the soil gets wet. That’s when you see bulging, leaning, or cracking. A proper Retaining Wall Installation always includes a drainage plan.

Related: Signs Your Yard Has Drainage Problems, Landscape Bed Installation Cost Guide, Retaining Wall Installation

Surface drains collect water on top where it pools.
French drains relieve water trapped in the soil below the surface when areas stay soggy and slow to dry.

Helpful next step: Learn more about French drains vs. surface drains and basic French drain system.