Synthetic grass built for 7,000 feet — high-drainage bases, clean seams, and a lawn that's green the week the snow melts. Installed across Park City and the Wasatch Back.
Artificial turf installation in Park City solves a problem natural grass can't: a short season, expensive water, and shaded, sloped lots where sod struggles. We install premium synthetic grass over a compacted, high-drainage sub-base built for freeze-thaw, so the lawn stays flat and green year after year. We work across Old Town, Park Meadows, Jeremy Ranch, Pinebrook, Promontory, Deer Valley, and the surrounding Wasatch Back.
"We've used Royalty for two years now, for everything from mowing to landscaping new builds to installing and repairing irrigation. Can't recommend them enough."
We walk the space, check slope and drainage, and match turf and infill to how you'll use the lawn.
You get an itemized price up front — turf, base, edging, and infill all spelled out.
Excavation, compacted free-draining base, then seaming, edging, and infill brushed in.
A crew-lead check and a final walkthrough with you — our Inspected Twice standard on every install.
At this elevation, water that can't drain refreezes and heaves whatever sits above it. Every Park City turf install we do rides on a deep, compacted sub-base aggregate that moves snowmelt through and away — the same drainage-first thinking we bring to patios and grading.
For most Park City lawns, yes. The growing season is short, irrigation is expensive, and shaded or sloped areas struggle to grow grass at all. Turf stays green from snowmelt to snowfall with no watering or mowing.
Nothing bad — snow sits on top like it would on a lawn. Because we build on a free-draining sub-base, melt drains through instead of freezing underneath, so the surface comes back flat and green in spring.
Yes. Slopes are our specialty — we combine turf with grading, drainage, and boulder retaining where needed so the finished lawn is level, secure, and fully usable.