What Caulfield yards are usually like to install
A lot of Caulfield homes have smaller blocks, older garden layouts, narrow side access or a mix of lawn, paving and garden beds. That changes how an artificial grass install is planned. Tight access can mean more material is moved through by hand. Older yards can have tired grass, uneven ground, tree roots or leftover concrete edges that need sorting before the new surface goes down. Some properties also have shaded sections where natural grass never really gets going, while sunny front lawns can dry out and wear thin. Synthetic turf works well in both cases because the base is prepared to suit the site. The goal is a lawn that drains properly, sits neatly against existing edges and looks right with the rest of your outdoor area, not something that feels dropped in as an afterthought.





