Creating a putting green using artificial turf can present a unique set of challenges. In this post, we’re going to explain what those are and outline best practices for accomplishing the design using Gator X-Turf.

If you install pavers, installing turf will feel familiar to you. In this post, we’re going to explain the similarities between preparing a base for pavers vs. turf and highlight the tools for a typical turf job, a few of which you probably already have.

The Gator X-Turf Collection is the first and only complete system on the market for installing artificial turf. In this post, we’ll provide basic recommendations for how much of each component you’d need to install a basic 500 sq. ft. job.

There are several options for artificial turf edging on the market, and some of the more expensive options aren’t necessarily the best. In this post, we’ll look at 3 popular choices.

In this post, we’re answering real questions from contractors about our new Gator X-Turf Collection.

In this post, we’ll outline the seven biggest mistakes to avoid when installing artificial turf.

 In this article, we’ll share helpful tips and tricks for properly installing each component of the Gator X-Turf Collection.

We’re getting straight to the point: Gator XP Glue is the best glue to use when installing artificial turf. In this post, we’ll explain why.

Planning to install Gator X-Turf? In this post, we’ll detail everything you’ll need to know about properly preparing your base.

Spreading a layer of infill sand is an important part of the installation process for artificial turf. In this post, we’re going to explain why.

If you’re a hardscape professional who’s new to the world of artificial turf, this post explains six important terms you’ll want to familiarize yourself with.

Installing Nitro-X is a straightforward process. In this blog post, we’ll explain how to assess your project ahead of time and then walk you through the four installation steps.

Nitro-X, like its counterpart Gator Nitro, is ideal to use if you’re looking to achieve top-to-bottom strength within a paver, stone or tile joint. Both products can be installed rain or shine and also offer the added benefit of permeability (although the regular Gator Nitro is more permeable than Nitro-X). If you’ve decided Nitro-X is a good fit for your project, you’ve come to the right place. In this post, we’ll outline the three things you must do before getting the installation started.

Nitro-X was launched three years after the original Gator Nitro to meet the market’s demand for a strong joint material that hardens from top-to-bottom yet can also be worked into more narrow spaces. In this article, we’ll outline the six main differences between Nitro-X and the O.G. Gator Nitro.

Sealing is a great way to protect the investment of an outdoor patio, pool deck or walkway. In this post, we’ll explain four important things that need to be done prior to starting the sealing process.

Knowing a few simple facts about solvent-based vs. water-based sealers can make all the difference when it comes to choosing the right sealer for the job. In this post, we’ll cover what you need to know about these two sealer varieties and the considerations you should take prior to applying them.

Fixing improperly sealed pavers can be costly and challenging. In this post, we’re going to share the six most common mistakes we see out in the field to help you avoid making them.

The first step in every sealing job is understanding your client’s needs and wants. It’s then your responsibility to choose the best products for the project. If the client’s expectations are unattainable, it’s your job to give them the reasons why and suggest other viable solutions. In this post, we’ll highlight the most important topics to discuss with your client prior to kicking off a paver sealing project.

During our hardscape training courses, we oftentimes use analogies to explain complex or confusing topics. In this post, we’re going to apply analogies to help you better understand three paver sealing concepts.

Efflorescence cleaning must happen after the installation of polymeric sand. In this post, we’ll explain why it’s imperative it happens in this order.