Taylorsville, population about 59,010 (Census Bureau 2023 estimate), sits in the center of the Salt Lake Valley. In 2023 the city amended its water-efficient landscaping standards (Ordinance 23-08), which also keeps residents eligible for state-administered incentive programs (Taylorsville ordinance).
The standards bar lawn in park strips and require at least 25% of a park strip to have vegetation cover. If you are thinking about the strip between the sidewalk and the street, plan planting there and turf elsewhere.
Park Strips Versus Backyards
Most Taylorsville turf projects are backyards and side yards: family lawns, dog runs and play areas. Those are also where turf does the most work, because they get the most traffic. The park strip is better spent on the planting the code asks for.
- Park strip: no lawn, at least 25% vegetation
- Backyard: turf lawns, pet runs, greens
- Confirm current code with the city
Costs
See the artificial turf cost guide for published ranges and sources, and pet turf for dog runs.
Services available in Taylorsville
Artificial Grass Lawns
Front and back lawns replaced with turf on a proper compacted base, priced in writing.
Learn more →Backyard Putting Greens
Contoured synthetic greens with fringe and cups, sized to the yard you have.
Learn more →Pet Turf
Dog-friendly turf with flow-through backing and infill that does not hold odor.
Learn more →Playground and Commercial Turf
Padded playground turf, HOA common areas and low-water commercial frontage.
Learn more →Turf Removal and Replacement
Worn or failed turf pulled up, the base repaired, and new turf laid properly.
Learn more →See typical artificial turf costs in Salt Lake City & Taylorsville →
Turf Questions From Taylorsville Homeowners
Can I put turf in my Taylorsville park strip?
The city's water-efficient standards bar lawn in park strips and require vegetation cover there. Ask the city whether synthetic turf is treated as lawn before planning anything in the strip.
Does Taylorsville qualify for water rebates?
The 2023 standards were adopted in part to keep residents eligible for state-administered incentives. Those pay for planted conversions, not turf.
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