Artificial grass repairs and replacement

Find out what has failed

A visible problem may come from a loose edge, failed join, movement in the base or blocked drainage. Before patching the surface, identify the cause and check whether matching material is still available. A repair that ignores the underlying issue may not last.

Repair or replace?

Small localised damage can sometimes be repaired if the surrounding surface is sound and a suitable offcut is available. Widespread wear, multiple failed joins or an unstable base may make replacement more practical. Ask for both options where appropriate and compare the likely disruption and scope.

Plan the new installation carefully

For replacement, the quote should state how the old product and base materials will be removed, whether drainage will be corrected and how the new grass will be joined and edged. Keep any product records or warranty information available for the assessment.

Photographs can help describe the issue, but a site visit is needed to assess movement, levels and water flow before repair work is priced.