The Turf Company North County San Diego Trusts
North County San Diego stretches from the coastal bluffs of Del Mar and Encinitas to the inland valleys of Escondido and Valley Center, and from the rural hillsides of Fallbrook down to the growing communities of San Marcos and Rancho Bernardo. It is a diverse region with coastal, suburban, and rural neighborhoods, but every part of it shares the same fundamental climate challenge: hot, dry summers and not nearly enough rain to keep a natural lawn alive without heavy irrigation. That is why artificial turf has become the landscaping choice of thousands of North County homeowners.
Tri-City Synthetic Turf is based in Vista, right in the heart of North County, and we have been installing turf across the region for over 21 years. We serve 14 specific communities: Vista, Oceanside, Carlsbad, Encinitas, Cardiff, Del Mar, Rancho Bernardo, Escondido, Valley Center, Fallbrook, Bonsall, San Marcos, La Costa, and everywhere in between. Whether you live on a beachfront property in Cardiff or a five-acre ranch in Valley Center, we have the experience and equipment to handle your project.
San Diego's climate is one of the best in the country, but it comes with a water cost. Average annual rainfall in North County is under 12 inches, and summer months are essentially dry. Municipal water rates have increased steadily for years, and drought restrictions are always a possibility. Artificial turf eliminates outdoor irrigation entirely. A typical lawn conversion saves 30,000 to 60,000 gallons of water per year, which translates to real dollar savings on your monthly bill. Many local water districts also offer rebate programs that help offset the cost of installation. Beyond the financial case, turf simply looks better than natural grass in this climate. It stays green in August when every natural lawn on the block is brown. It stays clean and usable during winter rains when natural grass turns to mud. And it requires zero ongoing maintenance: no mowing, no fertilizing, no aerating, no reseeding.
