Measure your yard
Trace the space on our satellite map, or enter a rough square-foot estimate if that is easier.
Your virtual artificial-grass salesperson
Get a realistic artificial-grass estimate—without the sales appointment.
Measure your yard, answer the practical questions an in-home salesperson would ask, and receive an independent installed-cost range before you invite anyone over.
How much does artificial grass installation cost?
For an initial U.S. budget, the Angi installed-project range cited in our pricing methodology is $6–$22 per square foot. These examples multiply that published benchmark by measured area:
| Measured area | Benchmark budget |
|---|---|
| 250 sq. ft. | $1,500–$5,500 |
| 500 sq. ft. | $3,000–$11,000 |
| 1,000 sq. ft. | $6,000–$22,000 |
This is a broad installed-project benchmark, not turf material pricing or a personalized advisor result. Small-job minimums, location, demolition, base preparation, drainage, access, edging and turf choice can change the price. Confirm the included scope in a written proposal; specialty putting greens, major drainage repairs, permits and taxes need separate consideration.
Evidence basis: July 2026 methodology review; examples published November 5, 2026. These are planning illustrations, not current contractor quotes. Review the sources and pricing method, or refine the budget for your project.
Answer the sales questions
Tell your virtual salesperson about the surface, drainage, access, pets, sun, intended use, and the turf you prefer.
Get your independent estimate
See your most likely installed budget, a normal planning range, important assumptions, and what could change the price.
No appointment. No pressure. No contact details required. Artificial Grass Shopper works for the homeowner. See your complete result without giving us your name, email address, or phone number. Clearly labeled sponsored businesses may appear with the finished estimate, but payment never changes the price, recommendations, or methodology.
A useful estimate is more than square feet × one rate.
Project size matters, but so do removal, base preparation, drainage, access, curves and obstacles, turf construction, infill, edging, waste, warranty expectations, and the way you plan to use the space. The calculator asks about those conditions before assembling a planning range.
Artificial grass for dogs
Plan for drainage, concentrated use, cleaning, seams, edges, heat, and pet-appropriate materials—not just a “pet turf” label.
Explore pet-turf cost factors →Backyard putting greens
Understand how excavation, contours, cups, fringe, drainage, access, and finish work affect a specialized installation.
Explore putting-green costs →Artificial grass around pools
Account for coping, curves, drainage, heat, reflected sunlight, seams, demolition, and safe transitions around the pool area.
Explore pool-area turf costs →What the artificial-grass cost calculator gives you
Your result shows a most-likely installed budget, a normal planning range, the assumptions included in that range, the site conditions that could change it, turf characteristics worth comparing, and questions to take into contractor conversations.
It is a planning estimate—not a contractor quote. See the pricing method and source boundaries before using the result to compare proposals.
Know the project before you call anyone
Your result explains the likely installed budget, the assumptions behind it, turf characteristics to compare, project concerns, and useful questions for an installer. Relevant sponsored businesses may be shown only after the independent estimate is complete.
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