The trade division of Superior Turf Direct, supplying the same factory-direct lines.
Buyer guide
How contractor purchasing works, from qualifying for trade pricing through product selection, samples, ordering and delivery. Written for California installers, landscapers, builders, commercial buyers and dealers buying materials rather than an installed job.
Contractor pricing is for businesses that install, specify or resell turf: licensed turf and landscape installers, design-build and maintenance firms, builders and developers, property managers, HOAs, facilities, public agencies, and dealers or supply yards. Superior Turf Direct supplies materials only and does not install, so the installing contractor stays responsible for base preparation, drainage, seaming and fastening.
There is no application fee and no minimum to be quoted. Tell the trade desk your business type on the pricing request and the applicable rate tier is confirmed with your quote.
Pricing is quoted per project rather than published as a list. That is deliberate: the rate depends on the line, the quantity, the delivery point and whether the work is one-off or repeat. Volume tiers step down as project quantity grows, and the tier is stated in writing on the quote.
Complex specifications and multi-site portfolios can take an extra day. Nothing is priced online.
Start with the application, not the price. Ten lines are stocked across four categories: seven landscape lines from 1.38 to 2 in pile and 60 to 88 oz/sq yd face weight, one pet line, one putting surface and one sports line. The specification guide explains what each number changes, and the product pages carry the verified figures for every line.
The one question worth settling earlyPrince 80 carries the lowest UV index in the line. On full-sun inland and desert projects the trade desk compares it against Queen 90 or Imperial 100 before you commit. For shaded yards, north exposures and coastal sites it is a sound specification.
Trade samples ship free to contractors, landscapers, builders, dealers and commercial buyers in California, typically within two business days. Request up to about four products per pack, and say if you are comparing across applications so the pack is built around the job. Each pack includes a spec summary you can hand to a client, and spec sheets are available for submittals and board approvals.
Request free samples or download the spec sheets first.
| Supplied with your order | Supplied by others |
|---|---|
| Turf in full rolls or cut lengths | Aggregate base material and sub-base |
| Seam tape and adhesive | Shock pad, where impact attenuation is required |
| Weed barrier fabric, gopher wire, turf nails | Inlaid or painted field line marking |
| Ballast infill: #60 silica sand, ZeoFill zeolite, Camofill 16 grit | Specialty and treated pet infill, and cleaning or treatment products |
Infill coverage varies by application, so quantities are confirmed on the quote rather than read off a fixed rate.
A full roll is 15 ft × 100 ft, covering 1,500 sq ft or 166.7 sq yd, and weighs between approximately 815 lb and 1,188 lb depending on the line. Plan for forklift or equivalent unloading and confirm site access with the trade desk before scheduling. Cut lengths are available when a full roll does not fit the job. Delivery goes to your yard or the job site and the date is confirmed in writing with the quote.
Pricing request
Send the application, approximate square footage and the delivery city. Contractor pricing and a product recommendation come back within one business day.
The trade division of Superior Turf Direct, supplying the same factory-direct lines.
An 8-year factory warranty plus an 8-year residual term. See the coverage.
Manufacturer spec sheets and per-product compliance. Download them.
Delivery to yards and job sites statewide. See service areas.
Pricing, product selection and delivery from one contact on (619) 717-1342.
Tell the trade desk the application and square footage and we recommend the line for the site. Or request free trade samples so your customer can approve the material first.