Project Resume

SYNLawn Canada has marked a significant milestone in sustainable landscaping at West 5, Ontario's pioneer net-zero community. Our professional landscaping team adeptly installed 1,200 sq ft of SYNSport artificial turf, negotiating the complexities of tight corners and confined spaces. This durable, eco-friendly synthetic grass, featuring our plant-based EnviroLoc+™ backing system, embodies the community's green living vision. This project underscores SYNLawn Canada's expertise in executing large-scale commercial turf installations with precision, reinforcing our commitment to sustainable landscape solutions.

SYNLawn Michigan won the Residential Landscape Project of the Year award from the Synthetic Turf Council (STC) (2021) for their exceptional work on the Lake House project in Metro Detroit. Led by owner Justin Booth, the team was tasked with transforming a family residence on an inland lake into an outdoor oasis. The Lake House project exemplifies SYNLawn Michigan's expertise in creating stunning residential landscapes using synthetic turf. The STC award recognizes the team's commitment to excellence and innovation in residential landscaping, as well as their dedication to providing top-quality synthetic turf solutions to their clients.

The transformation of a neglected parking lot in Pittsburgh into a thriving community space is a testament to the power of collaboration and the positive impact it can have on communities. The project team worked with SYNLawn Pittsburgh to install 6,000 sq ft of eco-friendly SA 547 synthetic turf, bringing the community's vision to life. The result is a beautiful and sustainable space that serves as a source of pride for the neighborhood. This project has quickly become the heart of the community, providing a location for events and a peaceful escape for visitors. This project earned SYNLawn Pittsburg Specialty Project of the Year in 2023.

Specialty Project. Professional-quality, 9-hole mini-putt golf course called “The Green Mini Golf” at the Erin Mills Mall in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada. The approximately 5,000 square feet course was designed to provide a more aesthetically pleasing environment and offer various golf experiences.