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A CLOSER LOOK AT TURF CARE

Look closer. This is what turf maintenance removes.

Dog hair, dust, grit and organic debris can settle between artificial-turf fibres while traffic presses the blades and infill down. Drag the power broom through the turf to see what professional maintenance changes.

Drag the brush across the turf.ONE CONTINUOUS TURF SAMPLE
A cylindrical bristle brush lifts turf fibres; a distinct collection tray behind it receives loosened debris.Power broomSeparate collectionAfter loosening

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The power broom loosens and lifts. A separate sweeper collects the loosened material behind it.

Clear the surface.Loose leaves and surface litter are picked up first.

Loosen and groom.The power broom separates fibres and agitates upper infill.

Collect the loosened material.Separate sweeping or appropriate extraction removes debris where required.

Cleaning the fibres is one part of pet-turf care. Treating the odour source is another.

PET ODOUR TREATMENT

Pet odour can start below the surface.

Pet urine can move between the blades and leave odour-causing organic residue around the lower fibres and infill. ClearLawn’s targeted treatment reaches the affected area and helps break down the source of the smell—not simply cover it with fragrance.

Macro cutaway: localized amber residue coats lower fibres and the infill above thin backing.
BEFORE TREATMENTResidue below the visible tips
Organic residue
Individual fibresLower fibres & thatchLoose infillThin backing
01 / NEUTRALIZE THE ODOUR

Natural odour counteractants begin neutralizing the smell.

02 / BREAK DOWN THE SOURCE

Bio-enzymatic action helps break down the odour-causing organic residue.

Amber colouring is an illustrative view of odour-causing organic residue.Wave symbols illustrate detectable odour.

Time is condensed to show application, dwell and drying. The symbols illustrate treatment action.

Residue can remain around lower fibres and nearby infill.

Illustrative demonstration. Treatment requirements and results vary with the turf system, drainage, installation and level of pet use. Repeated pet activity may require recurring treatment.

Mechanical maintenance removes debris, loosens infill and lifts flattened fibres.

Targeted treatment addresses odour-causing organic residue that mechanical grooming alone cannot remove.

TURF AND WATER MOVEMENT

Buildup affects more than appearance.

Fine debris and compacted infill can restrict the spaces water moves through near the turf surface. Professional maintenance can improve these upper conditions, but it cannot repair an improperly graded or failed drainage system.

Before water applicationEqual water input · synchronized timing
Before maintenance: flattened fibres and fine buildup within infill over the same perforated backing and shallow aggregate.After maintenance: lifted fibres and loosened infill over the unchanged backing and aggregate.
BEFORE MAINTENANCE
AFTER MAINTENANCE
Upper pile & infillPerforated backingShallow aggregate cutaway
Upper infill · Backing openings · Shallow aggregate

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Before maintenanceFine buildup and moderately compacted upper infill.

After maintenanceLifted fibres and loosened upper infill provide more even pathways.

Both conditions receive the same water input. Drag the comparison or select “Compare water movement” to begin.

Illustrative water paths and timing—not a measured drainage rate. The backing and aggregate remain the same in both conditions.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Not sure what condition your turf is in?

Send us a few photos and tell us how the space is used. ClearLawn can help identify visible buildup, flattened fibres, pet-use concerns and signs that may require a closer assessment.

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