SYNLawn grows in 2010

SYNLawn grows in 2010

Responding to unprecedented demand for its outstanding synthetic grass products, SYNLawn® more than tripled its number of locations across the United States and Canada during 2010
March 23rd, 2011

Dalton, Ga. — Responding to unprecedented demand for its outstanding synthetic grass products, SYNLawn® more than tripled its number of locations across the United States and Canada during 2010 and is poised for further increased growth in 2011.

The industry innovator produces the most advanced landscape solutions and putting surfaces in the market.

“Throughout 2010, we strategically expanded our presence by partnering with exceptional distributors that share SYNLawn’s commitment to synthetic grass innovation and the highest quality workmanship, installation, and service,” said George Neagle, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for SYNLawn. “Now residential and business customers have the opportunity to experience and buy more of our products in person in addition to ordering online.

Over the past year, SYNLawn expanded from 10 locations to 35 throughout the United States and Canada. The company’s new distributors include: Heritage Landscape Products in the Bay Area of California, SYNLawn Chicago in Illinois, Easy Grass in Florida, SYNScapes of Indiana, Chesapeake Bay Synthetic Landscapes LLC in the DC Metro area, Turf Etc in Missouri, Big Sky Synthetic Lawns in Montana, MAXLawn Artificial Landscape Turf in North Carolina, Minot Enterprises in North Dakota, Strickly Green Grass in Houston and Texas Turf Solutions in Dallas.

SYNLawn has also gained attention for the eco-friendly nature of their synthetic grass, which is recyclable. They led the industry in using renewable resources and recycled materials in their manufacturing process. Over the past five years, the amount of synthetic grass sold and installed by the company has conserved 4.7 billion gallons of water and prevented smog emissions equivalent to an automobile driving 1.1 million miles from entering the environment.