Shropshire Landscaping & Design
Artificial Grass Installation in Shropshire
Lush, year-round lawns with zero mowing, watering or maintenance.
About Artificial Grass
What Are Artificial Grass?
Artificial grass gives you a perfectly manicured, evergreen lawn without the mowing, watering, feeding or muddy patches. Today's premium artificial turf looks and feels remarkably natural, with soft, UV-stable fibres that stay lush and green in every season — even in shaded, high-traffic or poorly draining corners where real grass simply won't thrive. It's the practical, low-maintenance choice for busy families, pet owners and Shropshire homeowners who'd rather enjoy their garden than maintain it.
Is It Right For You?
Is Artificial Grass Right For Your Garden?
You want a lush green lawn all year without the mowing or watering.
You have a shaded or high-traffic area where real grass won't grow.
You have children or pets and are tired of muddy patches being walked through the house.
You'd like a low-maintenance garden that still looks beautifully kept.
You want a clean, durable surface that drains well and stays usable after rain.
Why Choose Us
Why Choose Shropshire Landscaping & Design?
We use premium, UV-stable artificial grass with a realistic multi-tone finish.
Proper ground preparation — excavation, sub-base and weed membrane — for a lawn that stays level and weed-free.
25 years installing lawns and landscapes across Shropshire.
Hard-wearing, pet-friendly options with excellent drainage and no bare patches.
Free site survey with grass samples so you see and feel the finish before we start.
Options
Artificial Grass — Colour & Style Options
Every garden is different. We offer a range of finishes so your artificial grass complements your home and setting.
Natural Green
A realistic mid-green with a soft, natural texture — the popular all-rounder.
Olive / Two-Tone
Subtle two-tone green with a thatch layer for a freshly-mown look.
Spring / Light Green
Bright, fresh green for a vibrant, contemporary finish.
Field / Dark Green
Deep, rich green for a lush, established-lawn appearance.
Pet-Friendly
Hard-wearing, highly draining grass designed for dogs and active households.
Landscape Pile
Longer, denser pile for a luxurious, cushioned feel underfoot.
Short Pile
Neat, low-pile finish ideal for smaller gardens and roof terraces.
Putting Green
Fine, true-rolling surface for a home putting or chipping area.
FAQs
Artificial Grass — Frequently Asked Questions
Does artificial grass look realistic?
Today's premium artificial grass uses multi-tone fibres and a tan thatch layer to mimic the variation of a real lawn. From a few paces it's genuinely hard to tell — and it stays that perfect all year.
Is artificial grass safe for children and pets?
Yes. We install pet-friendly, non-toxic, lead-free grass with excellent drainage, so liquids pass straight through. It's soft underfoot, splinter-free and free of the mud and mess of real lawns.
How long does artificial grass last?
Quality artificial grass properly installed on a prepared sub-base typically lasts 12–15 years, with UV-stable fibres that won't fade. High-traffic areas may see gradual wear over time but remain serviceable.
How much does artificial grass cost?
Artificial grass fully installed typically starts from around £50–£80 per m² depending on the grass choice, area size and ground preparation. Your free quotation gives an exact, itemised price after a site visit.
How long does installation take?
An average lawn of 30–50 m² takes 1–2 days: excavation and sub-base first, then the weed membrane, grass and jointing. Larger or more complex shapes take a little longer — we'll include a clear timeframe in your quote.
How do I maintain artificial grass?
Very little. Brush off leaves and debris, hose it down occasionally, and brush the pile up now and then to keep it looking full. For pet owners, a quick rinse keeps it fresh. No mowing, feeding or watering — ever.
Free Quotation
Interested in Artificial Grass?
Get a free, no-obligation quotation from our experienced team. We cover Shrewsbury, Telford, Ellesmere and Oswestry.