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Artificial turf in Utah
In Utah, water decides what a yard really costs. We install turf from Ogden down to Provo, built for snow, freeze-thaw and a dry July.
A Utah lawn's real cost is the water.
About 60% of the water Utah homes use goes outside, onto yards. That figure comes from a 2025 Utah State University fact sheet.
A bluegrass lawn here takes 24 to 30 inches of water a season. On 1,000 square feet, that is roughly 15,000 to 18,700 gallons. See the math.
The Great Salt Lake hit its lowest level on record in 2022. Today the state and its water districts pay people to pull out lawn. What that means for your yard.
Turf takes the part of the yard it covers off the water bill for good. It doesn't earn a rebate, and we'd rather you hear that from us first.
Rebates by district
Who pays what, and what they skip.
Utah's lawn rebates pay for living plants on drip. Every program below leaves turf out. Each one needs a yes before the lawn comes out.
Weber Basin
Every city in Davis, Weber, Morgan and Summit counties, so Layton and Ogden.
Pays more in cities that adopted its water rules than in cities that didn't. Ogden homes also have a park strip program.
Artificial turf: not paid
Jordan Valley
Salt Lake Valley cities on its list, such as Draper, Herriman and Bluffdale.
Pays to swap lawn for planted beds and to switch to drip. Its rules page lists the current rates.
Artificial turf: not paid
Central Utah
Much of Utah County, including Lehi, Orem and Provo, plus Salt Lake City and other Salt Lake County cities.
Pays at two rate levels, depending on whether your city adopted the state's landscape rules.
Artificial turf: not paid
Ten cities on the Wasatch Front.
From Ogden and Layton in the north, through the Salt Lake Valley, down to Lehi, Orem and Provo. Every install carries the same American-made turf and the same 15-year warranty.
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Turf in Salt Lake City
West Jordan
Salt Lake County
Turf in West Jordan
Sandy
Salt Lake County
Turf in Sandy
Draper
Salt Lake County
Turf in Draper
South Jordan
Salt Lake County
Turf in South JordanLehi
Utah County
Turf in Lehi
Provo
Utah County
Turf in Provo
Orem
Utah County
Turf in OremOgden
Weber County
Turf in OgdenLayton
Davis County
Turf in LaytonTurf services in Utah.
Residential turf
A green front or back yard, year round
See residential turfPutting greens
A true-rolling green in your own yard
See putting greensPet turf
A clean, safe yard your dogs can run on
See pet turfPool & patio turf
Cool, slip-resistant turf around the water
See pool & patio turfSports turf
Fields and practice areas that play true
See sports turf
Baseball field turf
Mounds, bases, bullpens, and batting cages
See baseball field turfCommercial turf
Green, low-upkeep grounds for business
See commercial turf
Turf cleaning
Keep your turf fresh and draining
See turf cleaningUtah water and rebates, explained.
Water & Rebates
Utah Water Rebates and Artificial Turf: The Honest Answer
No Utah water rebate pays for artificial turf. See what each program says, what the rebates do pay for, and how to plan a yard that uses both the right way.
Water & Rebates
Utah Water Rebates by District: Jordan Valley, Weber Basin, Central Utah
Utah lawn rebates run through four programs with different rates and rules. Here is what Jordan Valley, Weber Basin, Central Utah and the state each pay for.
Water & Rebates
Flip Your Strip: What You Can and Can't Do With a Park Strip
The park strip is the thirstiest patch of grass on a Utah lot. Here are the rebate rules for a planted strip, and where a turf strip fits when you skip them.
Good to know
Utah turf questions.
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