ForeverLawn Las Vegas expands its offerings with an innovative
turf system aimed at reducing environmental impact
LAS VEGAS, NV — Southern Nevada consistently falls short of its annual 25% municipal recycling goal and landscaping is part of the problem. As synthetic turf solutions across the region continue to increase in response to water conservation efforts, a new challenge has quietly emerged: what happens to turf at the end of its life?
ForeverLawn Las Vegas is addressing that with its Revive series, a fully recyclable synthetic turf system designed to deliver premium aesthetics and durability while supporting cost savings and long-term environmental impact.
“Synthetic turf plays an important role in reducing water use across Southern Nevada,” said Peter Bergquist, owner and operator of ForeverLawn Las Vegas. “But historically, when turf reaches the end of its lifecycle, it goes to the landfill, creating long-term waste challenges. This product line is designed to change that and provide our partners with a more sustainable solution.”
A Next Evolution in Desert Landscaping
Southern Nevada’s rapid growth combined with nationally-leading water conservation efforts has accelerated the use of synthetic turf across commercial properties, multifamily communities, parks, and public spaces. As early installations reach end of life, the region faces a compounding waste problem. Traditional turf systems are made of mixed plastics and bonded infill materials that are difficult to separate and not accepted by standard recycling facilities.
The Revive series brings two new products to market – K9Grass Eco and LandScapes Verana — both made entirely from recyclable materials and engineered for full material recovery at end of life. For industry professionals, this represents a shift in how projects can be specified and evaluated from upfront installation costs to full lifecycle impact.
What This Means for Architects, Developers and Property Managers
The launch comes at a time when project teams are facing increasing pressure to balance:
● Water conservation mandates, including the 2027 deadline to implement Assembly Bill 356 (AB 356)
● Long-term maintenance costs
● Sustainability expectations from tenants, residents and city officials
The Revive series recyclable turf system is engineered to:
● Reduce long-term disposal costs and environmental impact
● Align with ESG and sustainability goals
● Future-proof landscaping decisions as regulations and expectations evolve
From Water Savings to Waste Reduction
While artificial turf has been widely adopted as a solution to Southern Nevada’s water scarcity, the Revive series expands the conversation.
“The next phase of sustainable landscaping isn’t just about saving water; it’s about what happens eight to 15 years down the line,” says Bergquist. “More developers and property owners are asking that question, and the Revive series is a direct response. We’re proud to support organizations prioritizing landscape solutions that perform well in our desert climate, while aligning with Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED) standards and sustainability goals.”
Local Rollout
ForeverLawn Las Vegas is introducing the recyclable turf line to the Southern Nevada market through demonstration installations across commercial and community space and educational sessions for architects, HOAs and property managers. To learn more about Revive series, visit foreverlawnlasvegas.com
About ForeverLawn Las Vegas
ForeverLawn Las Vegas is the leading provider of high-quality synthetic turf solutions, specializing in installations for athletic fields, playgrounds, dog parks and commercial spaces. As a locally owned and operated dealer, ForeverLawn Las Vegas combines deep local expertise with the industry-leading products, technology and standards of a trusted national brand. Known for premium materials, expert installation and a commitment to customer satisfaction, ForeverLawn Las Vegas helps clients create beautiful, functional and long-lasting surfaces for any environment. For more information about ForeverLawn Las Vegas, visit foreverlawnlasvegas.com.
