Turf repair

Bring Your Turf Back to Life

Damaged, uneven, or worn artificial turf doesn’t always need to be replaced. Cocoturf’s professional turf repair service addresses problem areas and helps restore the appearance, safety, and performance of your existing turf.

Send Us Photos

Share a few pictures of the problem area and we’ll tell you the best next step.

Professional Turf Repair

Over time, artificial turf can develop issues from everyday use, pets, weather, landscaping work, ground movement, or improper installation. Our team will inspect your turf, identify what’s causing the problem, and determine the best way to repair and restore the affected areas.

Our Turf Repair Process

Inspect

We evaluate your turf and identify the source and extent of the damage.

Recommend

We explain the repair options and determine whether a targeted repair makes sense.

Repair

Our team professionally repairs the affected turf and underlying areas as needed.

Restore

We secure, groom, and finish the area for a clean, natural appearance.

Not Sure If Your Turf Can Be Repaired?

Send us photos of the damaged areas along with a few details about your turf. Our team can help determine the best next step. Turf repairs are billed at $99 per labor hour, per crew member. Most repairs are completed by a two-person crew, with additional members added as needed depending on the size and complexity of the repair.

FAQ's

Can damaged artificial turf be repaired without replacing the entire lawn?

Yes. Many issues, such as separated seams, lifted edges, low spots, wrinkles, and localized damage, can often be repaired without replacing the entire turf area. Our team will assess the condition and recommend the best solution.

Can you repair artificial turf installed by another company?

Yes. Cocoturf can evaluate and repair turf installed by other companies. The available repair options will depend on the turf’s age, condition, and the original installation.

How do I know if my turf should be repaired or replaced?

If the damage is limited to specific areas and the rest of the turf is still in good condition, repair may be the best option. If the turf is extensively worn, aging, or experiencing problems throughout the installation, replacement may provide better long-term value.