If you manage a property from abroad, define the scope with photographs, approximate measurements, intended use, existing base and maintenance expectations. A site visit confirms what cannot be resolved remotely before the system is agreed.
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In Monachil, the decision should start with slope, water run-off and base stability—not pile height. Temperature changes and exposure make drainage, perimeter fixing and ground preparation essential.
Read the guide →For a mountain home, fibre recovery, secure edges and a base that remains stable through frost and run-off matter most. The solution must also reflect seasonal use and site access.
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A low-maintenance garden in the Vega should combine artificial grass with shade, existing trees and permeable areas. The aim is not to cover everything, but to create a useful surface while protecting roots and drainage.
Read the guide →On Granada’s Costa Tropical, drainage, ventilation beneath the surface and durable edging are priorities. Near the sea, maintenance must also account for salt-laden dust and pool use.
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Guadix has marked temperature swings, so expansion, seams and perimeter fixing require care. A compact, draining base limits movement and helps preserve an even finish throughout the year.
Read the guide →In cave-house patios, humidity, wall junctions and ventilation must be assessed first. Artificial grass can add comfort, but it must not hide existing damp problems or block drainage routes.
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Rural accommodation needs a solution that respects local architecture, handles foot traffic and is easy to maintain between stays. Slopes, access and discreet edges matter as much as fibre appearance.
Read the guide →In the Lecrín Valley, artificial grass often needs to coexist with trees, pools and mineral surfaces. Tree wells, slopes and drains should remain functional so the result feels integrated.
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Before installation in Loja or western Granada, check compaction, slope and how the soil behaves after rain. Correct base preparation prevents ripples, settlement and trapped water.
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On a rooftop, drainage outlets, waterproofing, weight, available height and access must all be checked. A suitable system can often be installed without drilling into the existing roof membrane.
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