FAQ
Artificial Turf
Can Window Reflections Melt Artificial Turf?
Yes. Window reflections can create enough concentrated heat to melt or permanently damage artificial turf, and it’s something homeowners and even some turf installers don’t always think about until the damage has already occurred. We’ve seen this problem firsthand on…
Will Artificial Turf Smell If I Have Dogs?
Properly installed and maintained artificial turf shouldn’t have a persistent dog urine odor—but the way pet turf is installed makes a huge difference. We participate in several home and garden shows throughout the Treasure Valley every year, and at nearly every show…
How Soon Can Idaho Rock N Turf Start My Project?
Our installation schedule varies throughout the year, but we work hard to get approved projects scheduled as quickly as possible. Depending on the season, project size, materials, and our current schedule, some projects can be started relatively quickly while others…
How Long Does Artificial Turf Installation Take?
Many artificial turf installations can be completed in just 1–3 days, depending on the size of the project, site access, existing landscaping, excavation requirements, and overall design. We’ve completed smaller, straightforward turf projects in a single day, while…
What Maintenance Does Artificial Turf Require?
Artificial turf is very low maintenance compared with natural grass, but occasional cleaning and grooming will help keep it looking its best and protect your investment for years to come. There’s no mowing, fertilizing, aerating, or regular watering schedule required….
Can Weeds Grow Through Artificial Turf?
One of the benefits of artificial turf is dramatically reduced weed growth, but no outdoor surface is completely weed-proof. With proper excavation, base preparation, and professional installation, weeds growing up through artificial grass from the soil below should…
What Is Artificial Turf Infill and Why Is It Important?
Infill is the material worked down between the blades of artificial turf after installation, and it’s a critical part of a properly installed turf system. The right type and amount of infill helps support the turf fibers, adds weight and stability, improves…
What Is the Artificial Turf Installation Process?
A professional artificial turf installation involves much more than simply removing grass and rolling out synthetic turf. Proper excavation, base preparation, grading, compaction, cutting, seaming, securing, and infill are all critical to how the finished turf looks,…
Does Artificial Turf Drain Properly?
Yes. Properly installed artificial turf drains extremely well, but drainage depends on much more than the turf itself. The turf, grading, and base underneath it all work together as a drainage system. Quality artificial grass has a permeable or perforated backing that…
Does Artificial Turf Get Hot in the Summer?
Yes, artificial turf gets warmer in direct sunlight—but how hot it gets can vary significantly depending on the turf product you choose. This is especially important in Boise and the Treasure Valley, where summer temperatures can reach 100°F or more. We’ve experienced…
Resin Rock
What Colors Are Available for Resin Bound Stone?
One of the biggest advantages of Resin Rock resin bound stone surfacing is the variety of colors and design options available. Rather than being limited to traditional gray concrete, you can choose from dozens of natural stone aggregates and blends to complement your…
What Are the Advantages of Resin Bound Stone Over Replacing Concrete?
If your existing concrete is structurally sound, Resin Rock can give it an entirely new surface without the significant expense, demolition, and disruption of tearing it out and pouring new concrete. Complete concrete replacement means breaking up and removing the…
Is Resin Bound Stone Permeable?
Yes. Resin bound stone is a permeable surface, which is one of the features that sets it apart from traditional concrete and many concrete coatings. Rather than sealing the surface completely, Resin Rock contains tiny interconnected spaces between the natural stone…
Is Resin Bound Stone Good for Driveways, Patios and Pool Decks?
Yes. Resin bound stone is an excellent surfacing option for driveways, patios, pool decks, walkways, porches, steps, and other outdoor spaces. It combines natural stone aggregate with a high-performance resin to create a seamless, durable surface that can completely…
How Much Does Resin Bound Stone Cost in Boise, Idaho?
Based on the resin bound stone projects we install throughout Boise and the Treasure Valley, Resin Rock surfacing typically starts around $14 per square foot for a straightforward installation over suitable existing concrete. The final price depends on the type of…
How Long Does Resin Bound Stone Last?
A professionally installed resin bound stone surface can last for decades. Resin Rock, the manufacturer of the system we install, estimates a service life of up to approximately 40 years when properly installed and maintained, making it a long-term option for…
Can Resin Bound Stone Be Installed Over Existing or Cracked Concrete?
Yes. Resin bound stone can often be installed directly over existing concrete, making it an excellent concrete resurfacing option for an aging, stained, cracked, or outdated driveway, patio, pool deck, walkway, porch, or other concrete surface—without the expense and…
How Soon Can Idaho Rock N Turf Start My Project?
Our installation schedule varies throughout the year, but we work hard to get approved projects scheduled as quickly as possible. Depending on the season, project size, materials, and our current schedule, some projects can be started relatively quickly while others…