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| Roll Width | Roll Length | Area (sq ft) | Area (sq m) | Area (sq yd) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 ft (1.2 m) | 25 ft | 100 sq ft | 9.3 m² | 11.1 sq yd |
| 4 ft (1.2 m) | 50 ft | 200 sq ft | 18.6 m² | 22.2 sq yd |
| 6 ft (1.8 m) | 25 ft | 150 sq ft | 13.9 m² | 16.7 sq yd |
| 12 ft (3.7 m) | 25 ft | 300 sq ft | 27.9 m² | 33.3 sq yd |
| 15 ft (4.6 m) | 25 ft | 375 sq ft | 34.8 m² | 41.7 sq yd |
| 15 ft (4.6 m) | 50 ft | 750 sq ft | 69.7 m² | 83.3 sq yd |
| Project | Dimensions | Area (sq ft) | Area (sq yd) | Rolls Needed (15 ft wide) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Patio | 10 x 10 ft | 100 sq ft | 11.1 sq yd | 1 roll (7 ft) |
| Medium Garden | 15 x 20 ft | 300 sq ft | 33.3 sq yd | 2 rolls (10 ft) |
| Standard Backyard | 25 x 30 ft | 750 sq ft | 83.3 sq yd | 2 rolls (25 ft) |
| Large Lawn | 40 x 50 ft | 2,000 sq ft | 222.2 sq yd | 3 rolls (50 ft) |
| Side Yard | 6 x 20 ft | 120 sq ft | 13.3 sq yd | 1 roll (8 ft) |
| Play Area | 20 x 20 ft | 400 sq ft | 44.4 sq yd | 2 rolls (14 ft) |
| Putting Green | 10 x 15 ft | 150 sq ft | 16.7 sq yd | 1 roll (10 ft) |
| Rooftop Deck | 8 x 12 ft | 96 sq ft | 10.7 sq yd | 1 roll (7 ft) |
| Area (sq ft) | Area (sq yd) | Area (sq m) | Rolls at 15 ft wide x 25 ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 sq ft | 5.6 sq yd | 4.6 m² | 0.13 rolls |
| 100 sq ft | 11.1 sq yd | 9.3 m² | 0.27 rolls |
| 250 sq ft | 27.8 sq yd | 23.2 m² | 0.67 rolls |
| 500 sq ft | 55.6 sq yd | 46.5 m² | 1.33 rolls |
| 1,000 sq ft | 111.1 sq yd | 92.9 m² | 2.67 rolls |
| 2,000 sq ft | 222.2 sq yd | 185.8 m² | 5.33 rolls |
Artificial grass is a good solution for homeowners that want to have a lawn with little care, however the initial cost deserves attention. The amount of money depends on various things, like the kind of grass that one chooses, the size of the space and the level of trouble of the setup. Widely, the cost per area runs between 7 and 20 dollars per square foot.
With installation the price of Artificial Grass usually falls between 10 and 25 dollars each square foot, included of everything. It includes preparation of the soil, materials, work and the actual installation. Some estimates point to 5 until 20 dollars each square foot for installed surface, according to the kind of area.
How much does artificial grass cost?
In 2025, the average cost in United States ranges from 6,50 until 15,00 dollars each square foot. Since start of 2026, the basic costs for setup stay around 16 until 20 dollars each square foot.
Homeowners for whole projects usually pay average 6 500 dollars, or something between 2 500 and 10 000 dollars for work together with materials. A draft of 500 square feet runs around 6 375 dollars. Spending for larger area can go from 12 until 25 dollars each square foot, if one buys reliable prodcut.
Costs only for materials are much lower. Material of middle until high quality for Artificial Grass cost around 1,21 until 2,42 dollars each square foot. For a yard of 500 square feet, one should add 15 percent to the amount, to cover possible waste.
In Houston, materials for area range from 1,38 until 6,55 dollars each square foot, while whole setup hear runs 8 until 14 dollars each square foot. In the region of San Francisco Bay, bids usually fall between 11 and 13 dollars each square foot, with the cheapest materials starting at around 4 dollars each square foot. The rest pays for gravel, sand and wooden boards.
The place plays a big role. In San Diego, installs of prime lawn cost between 11 and 24 dollars or even more each square foot. In the metro region of Denver, tasks under 500 square feet start at 2 500 dollars installed, while areas between 500 and 1 000 square feet range between 7 and 10 dollars each square foot.
Installation of lawn or dog grass average runs 4 until 8 dollars each square foot. Setup of green version cost more, about 8,50 until 12,50 dollars each square foot. Options like add-ons for control of smell of urine of pets also change the whole price.
Compared to natural grass, the biggest cost for Artificial Grass happens at first. Natural grass needs more money for care over years. Artificial Grass can pay for itself in around 8 until 10 years.
Over 20 years or more ownership, that gives 10 years or more real savings. The first cost for installation can fall between 6 and 11 dollars each square foot, but thelong-term savings on care make it worthwhile to think about.
