Help with Erosion Control in Sloped Areas
Erosion on hills, slopes, and loose soil areas can wash away valuable topsoil, damage landscapes, and even threaten nearby structures. Artificial grass offers a durable solution for holding soil in place and preventing washouts—especially on steep terrain.
By adding a protective turf layer, you stabilize slopes and reduce mud, runoff, and landslide risks. This guide explains how synthetic turf can protect hilly areas while enhancing outdoor spaces.
What You’ll Learn in This Guide:
Heavy rain and wind can carry soil downhill, creating gullies, uneven surfaces, and landslide hazards. Without ground cover, slopes are vulnerable to rapid soil loss and instability.
Artificial grass forms a strong protective layer above the soil, anchoring infill materials like sand or rubber granules. This layer prevents soil particles from being dislodged and washed away during storms.
Quality turf systems incorporate drainage holes that allow water to percolate through the turf and into the subsoil, reducing surface runoff and preventing pooling. Proper drainage protects soil structure and prevents erosion.
Unlike natural plantings that require seeding, watering, and mowing, artificial grass maintains slope integrity with minimal upkeep. Inspect seams, remove debris, and brush fibers annually to ensure long-term performance.
For best results on hillsides, prepare a stable base with crushed rock, compacted to a 2–3% grade. Secure turf edges with galvanized stakes or adhesive, and ensure infill is evenly distributed to lock the backing in place.
Learn more about slope installations on our installation experts page.
Contact Buy-Grass for erosion-control turf solutions and expert installation on any slope.
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