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.

Leaves, pet hair and dust pack down into artificial turf until it looks flat and starts to smell. We clean it from the top down: brush the fibers back up, pull out what is trapped, sanitize, deodorize and level the infill. We clean turf we did not install.
Artificial turf does not need mowing, but it is not maintenance-free. Leaves, pollen, dust and pet hair settle into the pile. Foot traffic pushes the fibers flat. Dogs leave urine behind in the infill. Houston heat and humidity make any pet smell stronger, so a yard that looked fine in spring can look tired and smell sour by August. A professional artificial turf cleaning resets the surface so it looks, feels and smells the way it should.
Every visit follows the same order. We clear the surface, power brush the pile against the grain, rinse, sanitize and treat it with an enzyme deodorizer made for turf. Then we level the infill and tell you if any area needs new fill. Most yards are done from the top in one visit, with no seams opened. If yours has a deeper problem, like a smell that returns the day after a rinse, we will tell you that it needs turf extraction or drainage work, not another cleaning.
Every visit covers the same ground. We clear leaves, debris, pet hair and solids off the surface. We power brush the pile against the grain so flat fibers stand back up and trapped dirt comes loose. We rinse the whole area, sanitize it and treat it with an enzyme deodorizer made for artificial turf. Then we check the infill, level it where foot traffic has pushed it around, and tell you if any area needs new fill. Before we leave, you get a simple care routine in writing.
Yes. A lot of the turf we clean was put in by someone else, and the brand does not change how we clean it. What does change the job is how it was built. On the first visit we flood a small patch to see how fast water drains, pull the fibers apart to see how much infill is left, and check that the backing is perforated. If the build has a problem that cleaning cannot fix, we tell you before we start.
A turf cleaning works on the surface: the fibers, the top of the infill and anything sitting on them. It is the right visit for most yards. Turf extraction goes deeper. It flushes water and cleaning solution down through the infill and the backing and pulls it straight back out under suction, so urine residue comes up instead of washing down into the base. If a dog yard still smells a day after a good rinse, it usually needs extraction, and we will say so.
Then the smell is coming from deeper than the surface, and we will not sell you the same visit twice. There are three usual causes. Urine residue built up in the infill and backing, which is what extraction is for. Spent infill in the dog's favorite lanes, which needs replacing. Or water that does not drain out of the base, which is a drainage job. In rare cases the base is soaked through and the turf has to come up so the base can be rebuilt. We check for all of these on the first visit.
If one of these sounds like your yard, a professional clean is usually the fix. None of them mean the turf has to be replaced.
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.

Pet-rated artificial turf in Katy — a fenced dog agility run, dog lawns, stepping-stone paths and a backyard practice green.

Fenced backyard turf, a metal-fenced dog run and a side-yard practice green installed across Tomball properties.

An enclosed, fenced dog lawn for residents at a Medical Center property in Houston, built on a pet-rated draining base.
Every turf cleaning follows the same five steps, in the same order. The order matters. Brushing before the surface is clear grinds dirt deeper, and deodorizing before a rinse just covers the smell.
We walk the turf with you and find the problem spots. We flood a small patch to see how fast it drains, check how much infill is left, and look at the backing. You get an honest read before any work starts.
Leaves, sticks, pet hair, dust and solids come off first. Brushing a dirty surface just grinds that mess deeper into the pile, so this step always comes before the brush.
We run a power brush against the grain across the whole area. Flat fibers stand back up, and dirt packed down into the infill comes loose so the rinse can carry it out.
The whole surface gets rinsed and sanitized, then treated with an enzyme deodorizer made for artificial turf. Pet spots get extra attention, since that is where most smell starts.
We brush the infill back into the low spots and traffic lanes. If an area needs new fill, we show you and price it. You get a care routine in writing before we leave.
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.
The steps stay the same, but every surface has its own weak spot. Here is what we pay extra attention to on each one.
Dog yards need the most care. Solids and hair come out first, then pet spots get sanitized and enzyme-treated. If the smell lives below the surface, we will point you to turf extraction instead of cleaning it twice.
A few leaves or a patch of matted fiber is enough to throw off a putt. We clear the green, brush it to stand the fiber up evenly, and check the infill so the surface rolls true again.
Kids spend their time on their hands and knees, so play turf gets a full clear, rinse and sanitize. We also check that the infill under swings and slides has not been kicked out of place.
Courtyards, rooftops, patios and shared lawns take more foot traffic than any back yard. We plan the visit around your tenants, guests or customers.
Running a kennel, a dog daycare or an apartment dog park? Those need more than a cleaning visit. See our commercial odor control systems.
It depends on the size of the turf and what it needs, so we price it after we have seen it, never over the phone. A small yard with light use is the simplest visit. A large yard, heavy dog use or infill that needs topping up adds to it. The first on-site assessment is free, and you get a firm price before any work starts.
If the assessment turns up thin or spent fill, we can price an infill addition at the same time. If a dog yard needs more than a surface clean, we will quote turf extraction instead, and we will tell you why.
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What sets the price
There is no single right number, and anyone who gives you one without seeing your yard is guessing. A yard with no pets and few trees can go a long time between professional cleanings. A yard with two big dogs under an oak tree needs it far more often. We look at your turf, how it is used and what grows over it, and then tell you what makes sense. If your yard needs regular visits, we can set a schedule with you.
Dogs, especially more than one. Trees that drop leaves, pollen or sap onto the turf. Heavy foot traffic, parties and kids. Houston summers, when heat and humidity make any pet smell stronger.
Picking up solids every day. A quick hose rinse on a set day. A light brush of the busiest paths now and then. The care routine we leave you is built to stretch the time between visits.
The fibers stay flat after brushing. A smell hangs around after you rinse. Water sits on the surface instead of draining. Those are signs of a deeper problem, and a quick visit now costs less than a fix later.

For dog yards where the smell comes back after a rinse. We flush the infill and pull it back out.

When the problem is the smell, we find where the urine is sitting and treat it at the source.

Thin or spent fill pulled out of the traffic lanes and replaced, then brushed back in level.

For the yard where water sits after a rinse. We find the cause before we price the fix.

If the yard has to be replaced, this is the build that drains from the start.

Custom backyard greens with true roll, built on a base that stays level.
Work from the top down. Clear leaves, debris and solids first, then brush the fibers against the grain to lift them and loosen what is packed into the infill. Rinse the whole area and treat pet spots with an enzyme cleaner made for turf. Skip bleach and harsh household cleaners, which can damage the fibers. A professional turf cleaning does the same steps with a power brush and turf-grade products, and checks the infill while it is at it.
Pick up solids every day, rinse the dog's spots on a set day, and use an enzyme cleaner made for turf on a regular cycle. A professional cleaning resets the surface when the routine stops keeping up. If the smell comes back a day after a good rinse, urine has built up in the infill and backing, and a deep turf extraction or new infill is the fix rather than more cleaning.
The common complaints are a pet smell that will not go away, turf that looks flat and worn, and turf that gets hot in full sun. The first two are often care problems rather than turf problems, and a cleaning, extraction or new infill fixes them for far less than replacing the yard. Some are real build problems, like a base that never drained. We will tell you which one you have.
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.