Ground Matting - 4' x 8' - Tan

PRODUCT SPECS

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

• 100% Recyclable & Waterproof
  
• Lightweight, Easy To Transport & Assemble
• Flexible - Won't Crack or Peel
• Protection — prevents ruts & damage to the environment
  
• Traction — maximum grip for equipment & crewmen
• Flexible — bends but won't break
• Waterproof — won't rot, crack, or peel
• Lightweight— easy to transport, install, and store
• Durable — a lifespan of 5+ years!

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Protect Your Landscape And Property During Outside Renovations And Remodeling To Your Home

There are many homeowners who look forward to renovating or remodeling their homes but have no idea what should be taken into consideration before starting significant projects like this.

No matter how reputable the construction company might be, they will arrive with heavy-duty machinery and equipment to get the job done. Machinery and equipment can easily tear up your property leaving an incredible mess behind for you to deal with. Your plants, lawn, grass, and soil will suffer a major impact affecting the health and appearance to your property. Tree branches can be broken by their equipment, your grass and soil can be torn up by the machinery. Your property will be destroyed before the project is even close to completion.

In this article, we will go over some tips you need to know about in order to protect your property when having your home remodeled or renovated. It's a good idea to contact a professional landscaper to come out, examine your yard, and give some good advice for protecting your landscaping.

Once the project is completed, pick up the mats and plywood and then return the lawn furniture to their respective places when you are ready.

Get With The Contractor

You might have a few projects going on at the same time. Your house is being repainted, a new deck is being installed on the side of your house, and meanwhile, no one is paying attention to the damage caused to your grass and yard. To avoid catastrophes, get with your contractor. These people are very familiar with damage prevention and how to protect your property during the restoration or renovation process.

Whether workers are painting your home or adding a deck, they are aware of what they have to do to protect your property, it's a part of their job. That said, it's a good idea to go over some aspects with the contractor ahead of time. They can go over how they will carry out the project and avoid damage to the landscape, and share some tips and tricks of the trade to keep your property safe. Make sure they will be responsible for cleaning up the debris they made at the end of the day. After communicating with them, the contractor can implement technology and equipment that are less likely to cause damage and request the workers show more caution.

Remove Plants

You might have some exotic plants that should be dug up and moved to a safer place until the project is completed. You might consider removing a tree that blocks the workers from the project. Again, this should be discussed long before the beginning of the project. Get with the contractor and your landscaper to look for remedies for some issues, especially if the tree is very important to you. If some trees need to be removed, get with your landscaper to help out.

Clear A Pathway

You could install fences to protect plant roots or cut back low-lying branches that will be damaged by large vehicles passing by. Branches damaged by these vehicles could lead to tree disease.