



Big dogs are tough on yards. We're talking muddy paws, dead grass, bare patches, and a backyard that looks rough no matter what you do. This Arvada homeowner had two high-energy dogs and a side yard that was nothing but dirt - not exactly the setup anyone wants.
We came in and installed pet-friendly artificial turf from fence line to concrete edge, then framed the whole run with a clean rock border on both sides. That border does more than look sharp - it creates a clear separation between the turf and the fence, keeps things tidy, and helps with drainage so water moves through properly instead of pooling.
The infill we use on pet installs is specifically chosen to fight bacteria and neutralize odors. That's a big deal when you've got dogs using the space every single day. Standard infill doesn't cut it for heavy pet use - you need something built for it.
What we ended up with is a space that looks great and actually holds up. No mowing, no mud, no dead spots. The turf stays green and clean year-round, and the dogs get a durable place to run and play without tearing everything up. That's exactly what a pet area install should deliver.
Every artificial pet area we install is built with this kind of use in mind - not just aesthetics. If your yard is in rough shape because of your dogs, this is a real solution worth looking into.