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Artificial grass in Pompano Beach, FL

Turf Between Pavers in Pompano Beach, FL

  • Typical cost: Angi adds $1 to $3 per square foot to the normal install price for cutting turf around curves and between individual pavers. The turf alone runs about $2 to $5 a square foot in Angi's how-to.
  • Timeline: Angi's step-by-step for a paver patio lists 12 hours of work, and the turf rests in the sun for about four hours before it's cut.
  • Choices: strip width and pattern, a 2 to 4 inch compacted base in each joint, and a gap of about 1/8 inch between turf and paver so the edges don't bunch.

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Turf Between Pavers: Patterns for Pompano Beach Yards

Turf in the joints turns a solid slab of pavers into a grid that stays green without mowing or weeding the cracks. It's fiddly work: every strip is cut by hand, and the base in each joint is hard to compact. That's why the cost sits above a plain lawn. The four common layouts are below.

Backyard patio of large square light gray concrete pavers set in a grid with strips of artificial grass in every joint, outdoor chairs and a white stucco wall

Paver Grid Patios with Turf Joints

Big square or rectangular pavers are set apart, and turf fills the joints. Angi's method lays the turf over the whole area, lets it settle in the sun until the paver outlines show through, then cuts around each one at a 45-degree angle. With narrow joints there's very little turf to fasten, so ask how each strip will be held down.

Front driveway of long rectangular concrete pavers with narrow artificial grass strips between them, a white car parked to the side and a stucco home behind

Driveway Turf Strips

Strips between driveway pavers take tires, not just feet. No cost guide we found gives a separate driveway figure, so treat it as a paver job with heavier wear. Ask which turf and base the installer would put where tires roll, and check the manufacturer's warranty covers it.

Side-yard walkway of square concrete stepping stones set into artificial grass beside a stucco wall, a row of clusia shrubs along the fence

Stepping-Stone Walkways

Here the turf is the field and the stones sit in it, which suits narrow side yards. The turf is one wider piece, so there's less cutting than on a grid patio. The base under the stones and under the turf has to finish at the same height so nobody stubs a toe.

Brick-red paver patio with a dining table, framed by a wide border of artificial grass and a planted bed of crotons, palms behind a white vinyl fence

Turf Borders Around Paver Patios

A turf border frames an existing patio instead of filling its joints. The pavers act as the edge on one side, so there's less edging to buy. If the patio is new, settle the border before the pavers go in so both bases can be built in one pass.

Turf installer kneeling on a compacted crushed-stone base, pulling a tape measure along the edge, a roll of artificial grass nearby

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Cost and Timeline for Turf Between Pavers

Start from the usual per-square-foot price (typical lawn ranges), then add:

  • Cutting

    $1 to $3 more per square foot for curves and paver gaps (Angi).
  • Turf

    about $2 to $5 a square foot for the material, per Angi's how-to.
  • Infill

    at least 1 to 2 pounds per square foot between pavers, by Angi's count.
  • Paver work

    if the pavers need lifting, respacing or a new layout, that's a separate hardscape line.

Angi's DIY walkthrough for a paver patio lists 12 hours for one patio. Bob Vila notes that a professional team does in days what can take a first-timer weeks. The joints still need hand tamping, though, and every cut is made by hand, so a grid takes longer per square foot than open lawn. Permit paperwork comes first (what the city asks for).

Questions to Ask Before Booking Paver Turf

  • Slope

    Angi says a paver patio should fall about 1 inch for every 48 inches. Over an existing concrete slab with poor drainage, the fix may be drilled drain holes.
  • What's under the joints

    Soil joints get 2 to 4 inches of compacted subbase. Turf laid over an existing slab skips that, so ask which you're getting.
  • Infill staying put

    Florida's rule says the install must stop infill washing off the property. Ask how the strips are topped and brushed so a summer downpour doesn't carry sand into the street.
  • Seams

    Pompano Beach's ordinance wants seams that don't show. In a grid that mostly means clean cuts and straight joints.

Frequently asked questions

Can you put artificial grass between pavers on a driveway?

Yes, turf strips between driveway pavers are a common design. Cars are harder on turf than feet, so ask which turf and base the installer would use where cars roll, and whether the manufacturer's warranty covers driveway use. Curves and paver gaps add $1 to $3 per square foot in Angi's figures.

How big should the gap be between pavers and artificial grass?

Angi's how-to aims for about 1/8 inch between the paver and the cut edge of the turf. Any tighter and the turf bunches up against the stone; any wider and it looks badly fitted. The joint below gets 2 to 4 inches of compacted base so the turf sits flush.

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