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Artificial Grass · Exeter

Artificial Grass Cleaning in Exeter

Restore the look, drainage and freshness of your artificial lawn — homes and pet areas alike. We work all over Exeter and the surrounding Devon area — St Leonard's, Heavitree, Pinhoe and the towns between.

Free no-obligation quotes
25 yrs experience
£5m PL cover
25 years experience
£5m public liability
Family-run since day one
Biodegradable, commercial-approved chemicals
Trained to HSE & environmental standards
Free no-obligation quotes

The Moore & Franks approach in Exeter

Artificial grass has taken off across Exeter's newer estates — the compact gardens at Cranbrook, Newcourt and Monkerton are exactly the kind of low-maintenance plots it suits, and there's a lot of it in rental gardens around St James and Pennsylvania too. The catch is Exeter's damp, sheltered Exe-valley air: moss and algae creep into the pile on shaded, north-facing plots, and leaf fall off the city's mature roads works down and blocks the drainage backing. We clear the growth and debris, power-brush the pile back up, sort lifted edges, and deodorise pet areas at source. Local team from Topsham, free quote.

In the older inner suburbs — the walled terrace gardens off St Leonard's, the boxed-in back plots around Heavitree and Pinhoe — an artificial lawn often sits fenced in on every side with barely an hour of direct sun. Those are the plots that green up first, because the pile tips stay wet and the shaded north edge never dries between showers. We work the growth out of the fibres and off the perimeter so the surface can breathe again rather than holding a permanent damp film.

A good share of Exeter's lawns went down with a kiln-dried sand infill brushed between the fibres to weight the backing and hold the pile upright. A few winters of foot traffic and Exe-valley rain settle and wash that infill down, so the grass lies flat and the drainage holes silt over. Part of what we do is work that settled infill loose and spread it evenly again as we cross-brush, which is what actually stands a tired lawn back up instead of just cleaning the top of it.

The best window for a full reset here is early spring, once the worst of the sheltered valley damp has passed but before the summer builds any pet-area odour. Landlords with student and short-let gardens around Duryard and the Quay generally want the lawn sharp for each changeover, and a yearly clean timed to that cycle is the easy way to get there. Between visits, a quick sweep of leaves off the surface stops debris working down into the backing and buys the drainage a lot of time.

Our Exeter customers are right on our doorstep. We cover the wider EX1, EX2, EX3, EX4, EX5 postcode area and the surrounding villages (St Leonard's, Heavitree, Pinhoe, Topsham, Pennsylvania, Exeter Quay).

How it works

A clear, repeatable process.

No surprises, no upsells. The same method every job — that's how you get the same result every time.

  1. 01

    Survey & quote

    We look at the size, age and condition of the lawn, check the drainage and pet use, then quote a fixed price — free and no-obligation.

  2. 02

    Debris clear & de-moss

    Leaves, moss, algae and ground-in dirt are cleared from the pile and surface so water drains freely again.

  3. 03

    Brush & restore

    The pile is power-brushed to lift the fibres, and lifted edges, seams and perimeter weeds are dealt with.

  4. 04

    Sanitise & deodorise

    Where pets use the lawn, a child- and pet-safe treatment neutralises odour at source rather than masking it.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions we get asked the most. If yours isn't here, drop us a line — we reply same day.

There is no fixed rate — we give a free quote on inspection. The price turns on the lawn's size, age and how much moss has set in, and on access: tight terraced gardens around St Leonard's or Heavitree that we can only reach through the house cost a little more to set up than an open estate plot.

All of it — EX1 through EX5, from the Quay and the city centre out to Pinhoe, Heavitree and the newer estates on the eastern edge. We are based just down the river in Topsham, so Exeter is genuinely on our doorstep and easy for us to reach for a survey.

No. We work entirely from the surface — clearing debris, cross-brushing the pile and refreshing the infill in place. Even in the boxed-in courtyard plots common around central Exeter there is no need to lift seams or edges, unless one has already worked loose in the damp, which we re-secure as we go.

Send a few photos or your postcode through the website and we will reply the same day to arrange a look. We work Monday to Friday, eight to five, and a typical Exeter garden is a single visit. The quote is free and in writing, with no obligation.

Fixed price, in writing, guaranteed

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Send a couple of photos or book a site visit — fixed price in writing before any work starts.

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