Turf Mission
We started TNT Turf because Houston families deserve better than losing weekends to mowing and watering. Our mission is simple, give you a lawn you can enjoy every day, all year long, without the work that usually comes with it.

Your pool deck is the photo guests book from, and in Houston it sits in full sun at the busiest hours of the day with bare feet all over it. We install artificial turf around hotel and resort pools, sun decks, cabana lawns and event terraces, so the deck drains fast after a Gulf downpour, holds its green through drought restrictions, and reads soft in every photograph.
A pool deck is the picture your property gets judged on, and it is also the hardest surface on the site to keep looking right. Houston runs hot and humid from spring into October, the deck takes full sun at the hours guests actually use it, and sod around water takes splash-out, sunscreen and lounge chairs dragged across it every single day. Grass there thins to bare gumbo clay along the walking lanes, and guests carry that mud back into the pool and across the lobby floor. Irrigation heads near the coping are a service call waiting to happen, and a drought restriction can shut the water off in the middle of your best season.
We solve the deck, not just the look. We walk the property with your director of engineering, measure, and read where the water actually runs when a Gulf downpour hits. Then we either bond a permeable pad to the concrete deck you already have or build a compacted, free-draining base, and cut, seam and anchor the turf tight to the coping, the pavers, the drains and every hardscape edge. Transitions are built flush so the guest route stays firm and stable, and we put that detail in front of your architect or code consultant rather than calling it settled ourselves. Fire pits, heaters and grills get a hard, non-combustible surface, with clearances taken from the appliance maker and any code requirement confirmed by your own consultant. And we phase the work around a live booking calendar, overnight or in zones, so the pool stays open.
Chlorine and salt water do not bleach turf the way they fade a cotton towel. The yarn is a UV-stabilized plastic with the color built into the fiber rather than dyed onto the surface, so normal splash-out from a chlorinated pool or a salt system rinses off and leaves nothing behind. Shock treatment is stronger, so keep concentrated chemicals off the deck and hose the area down if any spills. Sunscreen and tanning oil are the real staining risk, because they are oily and they sit on top of the fiber. Blot the heavy spots, then wash them with warm water and a mild turf-safe cleaner before they bake in the sun. On the Galveston and Kemah coast the deck also lives in salt air, so we ask the manufacturer for their coastal exposure guidance on whichever product you pick instead of guessing at it.
Wet turf gives a bare foot more to grip than a smooth, sealed pool deck does. The fibers stand up and break the film of water, and the backing is punched with drainage holes over a free-draining base, so splash-out and a hard Houston rain pass through instead of sitting on the surface. That matters more here than anywhere else on a property, because guests cross a pool deck barefoot with a towel in one hand and a drink in the other. We keep the base flat so no low spot holds a puddle, detail the transitions at the coping and the concrete flush so there is no lip to catch a toe, and set a brushing schedule, because flattened fiber grips less than fiber standing up. Slip resistance on a finished surface is a call for your own consultant, so if you need a tested figure for a spec package we will pull the manufacturer's datasheet for the product you choose.
Most marks come back out, and the ones that will not are designed around. Loungers, umbrella bases and planters press the fiber flat where they sit, the same way a couch leaves dents in carpet. Move the piece, brush the spot against the grain with a stiff broom, and the pile stands back up. Two things decide how well it recovers: the pile height and face weight of the grass you choose, and how well the base under it is compacted. For a deck full of furniture we spec a shorter, denser blade that springs back better under load, and we compact the base so a point load cannot push a permanent dip into it. Where a heavy planter or a permanent umbrella base is never going to move, the cleanest answer is a paver or a hard pad set flush into the turf at that spot, and we draw that on the layout before install.
In most cases yes, because we phase the work around your booking calendar instead of shutting the amenity for a season. A pool deck earns the most in the months it would be easiest to work in, so we split the deck into zones and hand each one back finished, run the loud demolition and base work overnight, and stage material off the guest path. The shoulder months give you a wider window. Hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, so we build weather days into the schedule rather than promise around a forecast. We walk the site with your director of engineering, agree on access, staging and quiet hours, and put the phasing in the written scope so ownership sees it before a crew ever shows up.
These are the guest-facing spaces where the surface is part of the stay. If one of them is on your property, turf keeps the same look through a Houston summer and is ready again the morning after a storm.
Serving homeowners, businesses, and property managers across Greater Houston with artificial turf built for our climate. From backyard putting greens and pet runs to courtyards, playgrounds, and commercial grounds, every install is measured on site, graded for drainage, finished by our own crew, and backed by a warranty we put in writing.

Artificial turf on the central island and surrounds of a lazy river pool at a Crosby residential community.

Turf terraces, courtyards, a lap pool surround and glue-down balcony grass across Galleria-area properties in Houston.

A kerbed artificial turf picnic and break area in Hedwig Village, with planted beds and shaded seating.

A large open artificial turf lawn in front of a multi-family building on Buffalo Speedway in Houston.
Our proven installation process ensures every project is completed efficiently with exceptional attention to detail.







We strip the existing lawn and excavate down to a clean, stable sub-grade. Old roots, thatch, and loose topsoil all come out, because anything organic left behind will settle later and telegraph through the finished turf.
Flexible poly board is staked around the entire perimeter to lock the base in place. It holds your shape through curves and radii, keeps the aggregate from migrating into beds, and gives the turf a clean edge to be fastened to.
The first base layer goes down and is graded for drainage. This is the load-bearing course that carries foot traffic and keeps the surface from rutting, and it is where the finished contours of the yard are established.
A second, finer layer is screeded over the first to true the surface. Two layers instead of one is what separates a lawn that stays flat for years from one that dips and waves after the first wet season.
The base is plate-compacted to spec, then the turf is rolled out, allowed to relax, and cut to the yard. Seams are aligned to a single blade direction and joined so they disappear, and the turf is nailed off along every edge.
Silica infill is spread and worked in with a power broom, lifting every blade upright as it goes. Infill is what gives the lawn its ballast, its underfoot feel, and its ability to stand back up after traffic.
We do a final groom, clear the site, and walk the finished yard with you edge to edge. What you are left with is a lawn that looks cut every day of the year, with no mowing, watering, or seasonal brown-out.
TNT Turf is on a mission to transform Houston homes and businesses with premium synthetic turf, delivering lasting quality, honest service, and yards our customers are proud to look at everyday.
We started TNT Turf because Houston families deserve better than losing weekends to mowing and watering. Our mission is simple, give you a lawn you can enjoy every day, all year long, without the work that usually comes with it.
Every yard we install gets measured twice, leveled right, and finished like it’s our own backyard. If a job isn’t done the right way, it’s not a job we’re willing to put our name on, plain and simple.
By 2030, we want to help turn 10,000 Houston backyards into low-water, low-maintenance green spaces. It’s our way of making Houston greener and more sustainable, giving families more time to enjoy their yards instead of maintaining them.
From your first quote to the final walkthrough, we keep pricing fair, communication honest, and show up when we say we will. It’s our way of making sure every customer feels taken care of, not just sold to.
Explore a selection of our preferred artificial turf products, chosen for their appearance, durability, and performance across residential lawns, pet areas, playgrounds, and putting greens.





Turf we install in Houston generally runs between $9 and $15 per square foot, and a hotel pool deck is priced the same way, by the square foot, after we walk the property. Where your deck lands in that range comes down to whether we go over the concrete you already have or build a base from scratch, the grade of grass the traffic and the furniture call for, and how much cut and seam work the coping, drains and paver lines take. Phasing the job around a live booking calendar is priced in too.
There is no flat rate on a hospitality job, and we will not quote one over the phone. Weigh the number against what the deck costs you now, because the irrigation near the coping, the mow and edge contract and the re-sod after every busy season all repeat every year, and turf does not. A pool deck is one piece of our wider commercial amenities work, so we can quote the courtyard, the dog run and the event lawn in the same walk. If the property also runs a bar or a dining patio, that scope lives on our restaurant patio turf page. We measure on site, give you the real figure in writing before any work starts, and the estimate is free.
Get a Free On-Site Quote$9–$15
per sq ft, installed
What moves the number

It depends on what you want each part of the deck to do. Poured concrete and stone pavers are the standard wet-area surface and they hose down easily, but they are hard to lie on and they soak up an entire Houston afternoon of sun. Natural grass around a pool is the surface that fails first, because splash-out, shade and dragged lounge chairs wear it to bare gumbo clay and guests carry that mud into the water and across the lobby floor. Turf is the one that stays soft and green in a photograph and still drains in a storm. Most decks end up mixing all three: hard surface at the water's edge and in the service lanes, turf under the loungers, the cabanas and the lawn games.
In open sun it does get warm, and on a pool deck that matters more than anywhere else on the property, because your guests are barefoot. It is manageable and it is worth designing for. Shade over the lounge zone and the walking routes does more than any product choice, lighter colored yarns and cooling infills hold less heat than a dark, dense blade, and a pass with a hose or a misting line brings the surface down in minutes. We will not quote you a temperature we have not measured, so ask us for the manufacturer's published figures on whichever grass you pick.
Shade sails, cabanas, umbrellas and the trees already on site do more for a bare foot than any product on the market. We lay the deck out around where the shade actually falls at two in the afternoon, not where the site plan says it should.
Lighter colored and heat-reflective yarns and cooling infills hold less heat than a dark, dense blade. We put those in the zones that sit in open sun and save the plush grass for the shaded lawn and the cabana line.
Map the barefoot path between the water, the towel stand and the loungers, then keep it shaded or wetted. A few minutes with a hose or a short misting run before the afternoon rush is easy to add to a pool attendant's routine.

Shared courtyards and breezeways that stay green between buildings, where shade and daily foot traffic wear sod down to clay.

Turf laid over the roofing manufacturer's approved layers, with the drainage detailed so water still reaches the roof drains.

The whole amenity package: courtyards, decks, event lawns and dog runs quoted as one job.
Most residential projects are complete in 2–4 days. Larger commercial installs typically take 1–2 weeks.
Every install carries the manufacturer's product warranty against fading and wear, plus our own workmanship coverage on seams, edging, and base. Full terms come with your proposal.
Yes. We install lead-free, non-toxic turf over a permeable base that drains quickly, and we can add an antimicrobial infill for pet areas to keep odours down.
A rinse now and then and an occasional cross-brush of the high-traffic paths. No mowing, no watering, no fertiliser, and no seasonal brown-out.
Turf runs warmer than a natural lawn in direct sun. We specify cooler yarn and lighter infill where a yard gets full afternoon exposure, and a quick rinse brings the surface temperature straight back down.
Pricing depends on square footage, the turf you choose, and how much prep the site needs. We measure on site and give you a fixed written quote before any work starts.