Turf Seam Repair

What This Service Involves

Over time, seams in artificial turf can lift, split, or peel, especially where our freeze-thaw cycles and constant moisture work at the adhesive. A failing seam is both a tripping hazard and an entry point for weeds and standing water underneath. Our repair crews clean out the joint, re-tension the turf panels, and rebond them with weather-rated seaming tape and adhesive suited to damp conditions. We finish by re-infilling and brushing the repaired area so the seam disappears into the surrounding surface.

Benefits

Eliminates tripping hazards from lifted edges; Weather-rated bonding that holds in wet conditions; Blocks weeds and water intrusion at the joint; Restores a seamless, uniform appearance; Extends the life of your existing turf investment

Our Process

1) Inspect the seam and identify the cause of failure; 2) Clean out debris, old adhesive, and displaced infill; 3) Re-tension and align the turf panels; 4) Apply seaming tape and weather-rated adhesive; 5) Re-infill, brush, and weight the seam until cured

What Affects the Cost

Length and number of seams needing repair; Severity of separation or fiber damage; Accessibility of the affected areas; Type of adhesive and tape required; Amount of infill replacement needed

Best Time of Year

Seam repairs cure best during drier, warmer stretches from late spring through early fall when adhesives set reliably in our damp climate.