Which Orange County cities do you serve?

We have pages for Seal Beach, Anaheim, Garden Grove, Los Alamitos, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine. Our shop is in Los Alamitos, so call if your city isn't listed and we'll tell you if we reach it.

Will an Orange County water rebate pay for my turf?

No. The lawn rebates offered through Orange County water agencies pay to swap grass for living plants, and they exclude synthetic turf. If you want a rebate for part of the yard, check with your water agency and get approved before any grass comes out.

Can my HOA say no to artificial turf?

Not outright. California Civil Code 4735 voids HOA rules that ban artificial turf. Your HOA can still have landscaping rules that stop short of a ban, so expect an approval step.

Does my city allow artificial turf?

Since January 1, 2024, California cities may limit turf on homes again. Check your city's code or call the planning counter before you buy. We can tell you what we know when we quote.

Our own crew, based in Los Alamitos. We handle the job from the first measure to the last seam.

What warranty comes with it?

A 15-year manufacturer warranty on the turf, plus a 2-year warranty on our labor. The full terms come in writing with your quote.

We run a business or an HOA. What is AB 1572?

A state law that bans watering decorative grass with drinking water. It starts in 2028 for commercial property and 2029 for HOA common areas. Turf is one of the ways to replace that grass.

Finished artificial turf back yard installed by HaloTurf

Service area · Orange County, CA

Artificial turf in Orange County

Name: HaloTurf
Address: 10611 Calle Lee #137, Los Alamitos, CA, 90720, US
Telephone: 714-587-7700
Price range: $$

Our shop sits in Los Alamitos, in the northwest corner of the county. From there our own crew lays turf from Seal Beach and Huntington Beach inland to Anaheim and Irvine.

Request a free quote Call 714-587-7700

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Orange County yards cover a lot of ground. Beach towns fight salt air and sandy soil, inland cities bake through long dry summers, and master-planned villages hold every lawn to a strict look.

Turf answers all of that the same way. It needs no water, no mowing, and no fertilizer, and it stays the same green in July as it does in January.

What changes from city to city is the paperwork. Rebates, HOA review, and city rules each have their own answer, and we lay them out plainly below before you spend a dollar.

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