Artificial Grass Cleaning
Organic pre-treatment, temperature-controlled high-pressure brushing and algae-resistant finishing treatment. For golf, tennis and sport.
Artificial grass that isn't cleaned slowly dies
Moss, algae, organic material and moisture gradually build up in the fibres and sub-base. It doesn't just look bad — it weighs the fibres down, shortens the lifespan and can make the surface slippery and dangerous.
The image on the right is from a tennis court that had not been cleaned in 25 years. Left side: as it looked when we arrived. Right side: after cleaning. Same court. Same day.
Before
After
How we do it
Organic pre-treatment
A safe, biodegradable pre-treatment is applied and left to work. It loosens organic material, moss and algae without damaging the artificial grass fibres.
Temperature-controlled high-pressure brushing
Using specialist equipment that combines high pressure and high temperature — as high as possible without damaging the grass — the surface is thoroughly worked. This dislodges everything the pre-treatment has loosened.
Multiple rinse passes
The court is rinsed and cleaned repeatedly, so all loosened material is carried away. Nothing is left behind in the sub-base.
Brushing and fibre restoration
Fibres that have been flattened by use and soiling are lifted upright again. The surface is left even and with good structure.
Algae-resistant finishing treatment
A final treatment that prevents moss and algae from taking hold again quickly. Optional: infill top-up with fresh sand for surfaces that need extra stability.
We clean all types of artificial grass
The process is adapted to the material — but the principle is the same, whether it is a putting green or a tennis court.
Golf
Putting greens, chip & putt, tee boxes and fringe. Treated gently to preserve the precise putting feel.
Tennis & Padel
Courts that over time accumulate moss, leaves and organic matter from surrounding trees and shrubs.
Sport & Multi-sport
Football, hockey and multi-sport pitches with infill sub-bases — require thorough rinsing to remove accumulated material.
Garden & Patio
Patio grass and garden grass that has turned green, become dirty or uneven. Usually restorable to near-new condition.
Time for a clean?
Tell us what you have and we'll give you an assessment of what can be done — and what it costs.