We supply and install turf right across greater Sydney, including the Hills District, Northern Beaches, Sutherland Shire, Western Sydney, and out to the Blue Mountains and Wollongong. If you’re unsure whether your suburb is covered, just give us a call and we’ll confirm straight away. We can also advise on the most practical delivery or installation timing for your location.

Installation costs vary depending on the size of the area, the turf variety chosen, ground preparation required, and site accessibility. As a general guide, most residential jobs range from a few hundred to a couple of thousand dollars, but we’re happy to provide a free, no-obligation quote once we know a bit more about your project. This helps ensure the price reflects the work needed rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all estimate.

Yes. Many of our customers choose to pick up their turf directly from our farm, especially for smaller jobs or when they want full control over timing. Simply let us know your preferred variety and pick-up date and we’ll have it freshly cut and ready to go. Pickup can also be a handy option if you already have a suitable vehicle or trailer available.

Because we cut to order, most turf is ready within a day or two of your booking. We recommend having your site prepped and ready before your delivery or pick-up date, since fresh turf should be laid as soon as possible after harvesting. This gives your new lawn the best chance to establish quickly and evenly.

It depends on factors like sun and shade exposure, foot traffic, budget, and how much maintenance you’re willing to do. Our team can talk you through the differences between our varieties and recommend the best fit for your specific site. That way, you can choose a lawn that suits both your property conditions and lifestyle.

Yes. Alongside residential lawns, we regularly supply and install turf for commercial landscapes, sports fields, parks, and developer projects, and can scale supply up for larger maxi roll orders. Our experience across different project sizes means we can plan supply and installation around practical site requirements.

New turf needs deep, regular watering for the first two to three weeks while it establishes roots, followed by its first mow once it’s had time to settle. We provide full aftercare guidance with every order so your lawn gets off to the best possible start. Following those early care steps makes a big difference to long-term lawn health.

We stand behind the quality of every roll we supply. If you follow our recommended laying and watering guidelines and still run into issues, get in touch and we’ll work with you to sort it out. This gives you extra peace of mind that support is available after your turf has been delivered or installed.

Turf can technically be laid year-round in Sydney’s climate, but spring and autumn tend to give the best results since the milder temperatures and reliable rainfall make it easier for new roots to establish without the stress of extreme heat or cold. Planning around these seasons can also make early watering and maintenance more manageable.

Measure the length and width of your lawn area in metres and multiply them together to get the square metreage. For oddly shaped yards, break the space into smaller rectangles or triangles, work out each area, then add them together. Our team is always happy to double-check your measurements before you order. Ordering a small allowance for trimming can also help avoid running short during installation.

All of our turf is grown and harvested on our own family-run farm on the Hawkesbury River, so it’s genuinely local. This means shorter travel times from paddock to property, which helps the turf arrive fresher and settle in faster. Local growing conditions also make our turf well suited to Sydney lawns.

We offer delivery across greater Sydney for customers who’d rather not arrange their own transport. If you’re closer to our farm or have a suitable vehicle or trailer, pick-up is also available and can work out more cost-effective for smaller orders. Our team can help you choose the option that best suits your timing, budget, and order size.

Yes. As part of our installation service we can handle site preparation, including removing old grass, levelling the ground, and laying the correct underlay, so the turf goes down onto a properly prepared base rather than being laid over unsuitable soil. Proper preparation helps the turf root evenly and reduces the chance of problems later.

For delivery, it helps to have someone available to confirm the drop-off location, though it isn’t always essential. For installation jobs, we’ll arrange a time that works for you and talk you through access requirements beforehand. Clear access instructions help our team complete the job smoothly even when you’re busy.

We keep things straightforward and can talk you through accepted payment methods when you get in touch for a quote, so there are no surprises when it comes time to pay. Confirming payment details early also helps keep your booking and delivery schedule on track.

Yes. Varieties like Sir Walter and Matilda Soft Leaf Buffalo are specifically bred to be soft underfoot and hard-wearing, making them ideal for families with children and pets who use the lawn every day. Their durability also helps the lawn recover from regular play and foot traffic.

Natural turf stays cooler underfoot, supports local ecosystems, and generally looks and feels more authentic than synthetic alternatives. While artificial grass needs no mowing, natural turf offers better temperature regulation and a genuine lawn experience that many homeowners still prefer. It can also add a softer, more natural finish to outdoor living areas.

We can accommodate small residential orders right up to large commercial and maxi roll quantities. If you’re only after a small patch, just get in touch and we’ll let you know the most cost-effective way to order. This flexibility makes it easier to handle anything from minor repairs to full lawn replacements.

We’re happy to discuss pricing for bulk and commercial quantities on a case-by-case basis. Get in touch with the size and scope of your project and we’ll put together a competitive quote. Larger orders can often be planned more efficiently when we understand the site requirements upfront.

Most turf varieties root into the soil within two to three weeks and are fully established within six to eight weeks, though this can vary depending on the season, variety, and how consistently it’s watered during that period. Limiting heavy foot traffic during this stage helps protect the new root system.

A quality topsoil mix, such as an 80/20 turf underlay, laid to a depth of around 100-150mm, provides the right balance of drainage and nutrients for healthy root growth. We can advise on the best approach for your specific soil type. Choosing the right base is one of the most important steps in creating a long-lasting lawn.

In the first two to three weeks, water deeply once or twice a day, then taper off to two to three times a week as the turf establishes. Mowing typically starts two to three weeks after laying, beginning with a light trim on a high mower setting. Adjusting care gradually helps the turf transition from establishment to normal maintenance.

No, existing grass and the top layer of soil should be removed first. Laying new turf directly over old grass can prevent proper root establishment and lead to drainage and levelling issues down the track. Starting with a clean, prepared surface gives the new turf the best chance to thrive.

Light rain is generally fine and can even help settle the turf in, but heavy or prolonged rain on unlaid rolls can cause them to overheat or dry out unevenly if left stacked too long, so we recommend laying turf as soon as possible after it arrives. If conditions change suddenly, our team can advise on the safest next steps for your order.

Simply call us on 0490 779 707 or email info@arrowturf.com.au with some basic details about your property and project, and we’ll get back to you with a free, no-obligation quote and the next available booking. Sharing measurements, photos, or access details can help us provide a more accurate recommendation.