We map out turf areas, rock, mulch, and planting so everything ties together cleanly. That means no awkward strips you still have to mow, and no random “islands” of grass that are hard to water or maintain. Our goal is a layout that looks intentional and stays easy to care for in Colorado’s climate.

FRSR installs professional-grade systems from manufacturers like FieldTurf Landscape, built on the same technology trusted on sports fields but tailored for residential yards. We pair turf with landscape construction, boulders, and water-wise plants so you get a finished, modern look that fits with Broomfield’s forward-thinking water conservation goals.

Whether you’re replacing high-water sod, upgrading a basic builder yard, or cleaning up a side yard that never grew grass, we’ll help you decide where turf makes the most sense — and where rock, beds, or concrete will give you better long-term value.

You can also explore our Colorado Artificial Turf Guide for a deeper look at blades, backing, and infill options we use across the Front Range.

Family & Pet-Friendly Yards

For everyday backyards and dog areas, we lean on turf products engineered to stay soft underfoot while handling heavy use. Proper base prep, compaction, and drainage are just as important as the turf itself — and they’re all handled in-house by our crews.

We look at sun, shade, traffic patterns, and nearby hardscape to recommend fiber height, density, and infill type. The result is a yard that works for kids, dogs, and guests without turning into mud or dust.

Many of our systems are based on technology from FieldTurf, a world leader in synthetic turf, adapted for residential landscapes through the FieldTurf Landscape line.

Putting Greens & Specialty Areas

If you’re dreaming of a backyard putting green, chipping area, or low-friction practice surface, we can design custom layouts with multiple cups, fringe, and contour. We’ll talk about how fast you want the green to roll and how it should tie into the rest of your landscape.

We also use specialty turf for narrow side yards, shaded spots that never held grass, and high-traffic connectors between gates, garages, and patios. These areas often pair nicely with retaining, steps, and ColoradoScaping.

During your consultation, we’ll walk through the different turf types on our main artificial turf page and help you pick a system that matches how you want to use the yard over the long term.