Artificial Grass Services

Playground Grass™ Ultra
1035 sq ftThe Challenge
A New Castle, Indiana school playground area needed a surface that could keep children active, safe, and engaged without the seasonal downtime that natural grass and loose fills always seemed to bring. Before the project, the space cycled through pea gravel, wood chip mulch, and rubber mulch under toddler slides, ride-on toys, a plastic playhouse, and a basketball hoop, and each of those surfaces created its own problem, from tracked-in debris to muddy patches after rain to displaced fill around the highest-traffic play zones. Administrators wanted a single, consistent surface that could hold up to daily use, drain quickly after Indiana storms, and welcome children of every ability onto the same play area.
Our Solution
The ForeverLawn® Indy team installed 1,035 square feet of playground turf, a synthetic turf engineered for high-traffic play environments and paired with a shock-absorbing pad system that supports safer landings. The vibrant green surface was fitted inside the existing fenced yard, tied cleanly to the wood deck, and shaped around the wood perimeter fence and adjacent detached garage so the layout felt like one continuous play space. Woven into the finished area are the features that make the playground genuinely usable day to day: a colorful numbered hopscotch mat, a ring toss game mat with a hula hoop target, a cornhole set, and clear “Caution Kid Zone” signage that helps visiting adults recognize the space is child-first. Families interested in the underlying product line can explore ForeverLawn Indy’s artificial grass for playgrounds service page for more on the system.
The Results
With playground turf in place, the play area now stays clean, level, and ready for use across seasons, and the rapid-drainage backing helps the surface shed water after storms so kids can head back outside sooner. The mud, displaced mulch, and worn tracks that came with the earlier surfaces are gone, and routine care has narrowed to light brushing and debris removal instead of ongoing patching or refilling. Just as important, the smooth, uniform playing field supports wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility devices as easily as running feet, so hopscotch, ring toss, cornhole, and free play all happen on the same welcoming surface. The finished project gives the New Castle site a durable, inviting playground that fits its role as a modern learning environment.
















