Residential Turf Services

Create Your Dream Outdoor Space with Qualturf

Welcome to Qualturf, your premier provider of residential turf supplies in Sydney. We take pride in offering high-quality turf solutions for your home, delivered with exceptional customer service. With years of experience and a team of skilled staff, we are dedicated to providing you with the right turf for you to transform your outdoor space into a beautiful and functional oasis.

Why Choose Qualturf for Your Residential Turf Services?

At Qualturf, we understand that every home is unique, and so are the needs and preferences of our clients. Whether you are looking to create a lush green lawn, a low-maintenance garden, or a practical play area for your children, we have Quality turf varieties and the expertise to help you choose the right lawn for you. We have a range of Quality residential turf varieties to suit your needs.

New Lawn Tips

Established Turf Lawn Care

Residential Turf FAQs

How do I prepare my soil?

Start by spraying the area to kill off weeds and existing grass. Use either roundup or something similar Follow instructions according to the label. Leave about 7-14 days to kill vegetation effectively.

Clean the area by removing dead grass, sticks and stones. Then fertilise with gypsum, lime and organic fertiliser. Afterwards, you will need to either rotary hoe or mix it into the soil.

Level and rake soil to get a nice and even surface. The soil should level approximately 15-20mm below path edges - this allows for turf to sit neatly in place.
How much turf do I need?
Multiply the length and width of the area. This will give you how much you need in square metres. If there is more than one area, add them together.

For example:
- Front yard 8m long x 10m wide = 80m2
- Back yard 10m long x 6m wide = 60m2
- Side 10m long x 2m wide = 20m2
Total Area = 160m2
How do I lay my new turf?

Start with a straight edge e g a driveway or a fence. Roll turf out along the edges. Make sure no gaps are left between turf rolls.

Use a large knife or garden scissors to trim around trees, garden edges and overlaps.

You can read our Turf Installation Fact Sheet here.

REMEMBER: Take care!
How often should I water my lawn?

The first watering is the most important. Make sure the water has seeped through the newly laid turf and has moistened the soil.

For the following 10-14 days, water daily. Either early morning or late afternoon is best.

After the first two weeks, you can start to reduce your watering schedule to 2-3 days a week.

By around the 4th-6th week, watering can be done once a week. Make sure that you water deeply to encourage deep root formation.
How often should I mow my lawn?

You can start to mow when it has begun to establish its root system and cannot be lifted from the soil. This will vary according to season and turf variety.

Only mow a third of the height of the lawn with any single mowing. Do not mow the lawn too short; this will put the turf under stress.