Main Introduction
Turf repair and maintenance in the Katy area is honest work that doesn't get the same attention as new installation, but it matters. A significant portion of the artificial turf installed across Katy, Cinco Ranch, and the west Houston corridor over the past ten years was not installed to proper drainage specifications. Harvey exposed a lot of that. Turf systems that were laid over inadequate base preparation showed their failure modes when the floodwater came and didn't drain. Edge failures, seam separation, and base subsidence are all common in systems that were installed quickly over a rushed base. Artificial Turf of Katy handles repair and maintenance across our full service area. That means diagnosing what actually went wrong with an existing system rather than defaulting to replacement. In many cases, a seam separation or edge failure can be repaired without replacing the entire surface. In other cases — particularly where the base preparation was genuinely inadequate — repair is a temporary fix and honest guidance about eventual replacement is more valuable than a $300 patch job that lasts 18 months. We're direct about that distinction. Harvey-legacy turf issues are still appearing in the Katy area. Systems that were saturated and didn't drain properly have developed base subsidence, infill migration, and pile matting in concentrated areas. We assess these systems and provide honest guidance: what can be repaired, what the repair will cost, and how long it's likely to last before the underlying base problem resurfaces.
