The Savings
Your lawn is a bill. Cancel it.
Water, mowing, fertilizer, sprinkler repairs: see what a natural lawn actually costs you, and what happens when that number goes to zero.
Zero water. Zero mowing. Every month.Drag the line
What the bill looked like, and what replaced it.
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Plug in your lawn size and your real rates; the results use your inputs, not our marketing assumptions.
Estimates based on the published 30–50 gal/sqft/yr range for natural lawns and the rates you enter above. Your utility’s tiered pricing may vary.
Where the savings come from.
Water is the big one. A natural lawn consumes an estimated 30–50 gallons per square foot per year. A 1,000 sqft lawn can drink up to 40,000 gallons annually; a 5,000 sqft property, up to 200,000. Artificial grass takes that line item to zero, permanently, which is also why it is the go-to answer in drought-restricted and conservation-mandated areas.
Then the labor. No mowing means no monthly landscaping contract, no mower fuel, no fertilizer, no pesticide treatments, no over-seeding every spring, no sprinkler system to repair. The maintenance that remains (an occasional rinse and brush) costs you a garden hose and fifteen minutes.
And the lifespan makes it compound. With basic care, an EGD lawn lasts 15–25 years and carries a 16-year warranty. Every year of that life is another year of your water and landscaping money staying in your pocket.
Want a real project number instead of an estimate? Use the satellite quote tool to measure your yard, or send us your dimensions for an exact materials quote.
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