Artificial turf installation · Charlotte, NC
Commercial turf. Built for daily use.
Custom turf for apartment communities, HOAs, offices, hospitality properties, schools, churches, pet areas and high-traffic amenities.
See what’s possible
A system for the way your property is used.
Commercial turf must support daily traffic, manage water and complement the surrounding property. Cut Line Turf plans each system around its intended use, from shaded courtyards and dog parks to rooftops, playgrounds and public-facing landscapes.
Built from the ground up
The team evaluates soil, existing surfaces, drainage, transitions, structural limitations and maintenance expectations. Depending on the application, a system may include compacted aggregate, drainage components, leveling materials, shock-absorbing underlayment, drainage tile, specialty infill or an approved hard surface. The visible turf is only the top layer.
What happens beneath the surface.
Why commercial properties choose turf.
Consistent property appearance
A finished landscape without seasonal discoloration, recurring bare spots or worn traffic patterns.
More usable outdoor space
Courtyards, side yards, rooftops and amenity lawns become functional spaces for residents, employees, guests and customers.
Built for repeated traffic
Products and systems are selected around foot traffic, furniture, pets and recreation.
Reduced landscape demands
Turf eliminates mowing and reduces irrigation, fertilization, weed control and repeated sod replacement compared with natural grass.
Cleaner common areas
A prepared and drained system helps reduce mud, standing water, worn pathways and grass clippings.
Design flexibility
Turf integrates with concrete, pavers, landscape beds, walkways, seating, playgrounds and putting greens.
South End, Charlotte.
South End, Charlotte · Turf between apartment buildings
Commercial by design.
Site access, drainage, elevations, concrete transitions, utilities, schedules, staging, pedestrian traffic and surrounding trades are considered before installation. Cut Line Turf coordinates with owners, property managers, general contractors and landscape professionals.
A dedicated project manager follows the approved scope, site conditions, design and performance expectations through completion.
Designed around your property.
Multifamily communities and HOAs
Courtyards, resident gathering spaces, rooftops, poolside lawns, pet areas and recreation zones can be planned around frequent use and common-area maintenance.
Offices and corporate campuses
Underused courtyards, entrances, employee gathering areas and outdoor workspaces become finished extensions of the property.
Hospitality and restaurants
Outdoor lounges, patios, event spaces and guest amenities can be designed for concentrated use.
Retail and mixed-use developments
Turf adds usable green space to shopping centers, pedestrian areas, storefronts and event lawns.
Commercial pet areas
Dog parks and relief areas need high-flow drainage, pet-appropriate turf, secure perimeters, cleaning access, infill and odor-management planning.
Schools, churches and daycares
Activity areas are designed around recreation, accessibility, drainage and project-specific safety requirements. Playground systems also depend on equipment, fall heights, underlayment and applicable specifications.
Rooftops and courtyards
Turf can bring green space to locations where conventional landscaping is difficult or impractical.
Spaces built for daily use.
Rock Hill, SC · Townhome turf courtyard 
Third Ward, Uptown Charlotte · Rooftop terrace
Commercial turf questions.
Every yard is different. Recommendations depend on drainage, sun exposure, pets, use and your project goals.
DOES COMMERCIAL ARTIFICIAL TURF REQUIRE MAINTENANCE?
Yes. Artificial turf requires substantially different maintenance than natural grass, but it is not maintenance-free. Routine care may include removing leaves and debris, rinsing or spot-cleaning the surface, grooming fibers, redistributing infill, and inspecting high-use areas.
HOW DOES COMMERCIAL TURF HANDLE HEAVY RAIN?
Performance depends on the drainage capacity of the turf, base, subgrade, and surrounding property. Cut Line Turf evaluates how water enters, passes through, and exits the project area before determining the appropriate system.
CAN TURF BE INSTALLED OVER CONCRETE?
In many applications, yes. Existing concrete must be evaluated for condition, drainage, slope, elevations, transitions, and the intended use of the finished space. Some projects may also benefit from a drainage tile or specialty underlayment allowing water to pass underneath the turf surface. Cut Line Turf will recommend the best possible style of installation tailored to your space.
CAN YOU INSTALL COMMERCIAL PET TURF?
Yes. Commercial pet areas are designed with additional attention to drainage, turf selection, perimeter security, cleaning access, infill, and odor management. To learn more, please refer to our Pet Turf Systems page. There you will find everything you need to know about turf and pets!
CAN TURF BE USED FOR PLAYGROUNDS?
Yes, but playground surfacing must be designed around the equipment, fall heights, accessibility requirements, underlayment, and applicable project specifications. Playground turf should be treated as a specialized system rather than a standard landscape installation. Cut line turf works with commercial clients to ensure all items are installed to city regulation and code requirements.
DO YOU WORK WITH GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND PROPERTY MANAGERS?
Yes! Your dedicated project manager can coordinate site access, scheduling, approved scopes, surrounding trades, material staging, walkthroughs, and other project requirements with the appropriate project contacts.
HOW IS A COMMERCIAL TURF PROJECT PRICED?
Pricing is based on the size and shape of the area, excavation requirements, access, base construction, drainage, turf selection, infill, edging, transitions, site logistics, and any specialty performance requirements. Materials are ordered completely custom for each and every individual install, completely tailored to every space.
Tell us about your space.
Share your ideas, the property location and how you want to use your yard. A member of the team will respond as soon as possible.
Prefer to talk? Call us at (980) 337-9111