Business Overview
Turf It is a Lake Elsinore-based landscaping company specializing in creating and maintaining beautiful, resilient outdoor spaces. We understand the local climate and soil conditions that often lead to bare lawn patches and dead turf areas. Our comprehensive approach goes beyond simple fixes, offering expert lawn renovation, tailored irrigation design, and soil health management to address the root causes of these common problems. From landscape construction and hardscaping to ongoing shrub care and maintenance, our team provides integrated solutions that thrive in the Inland Empire environment. We help Lake Elsinore homeowners transform struggling yards into vibrant, durable landscapes that enhance curb appeal and enjoyment.
What the Company Handles
- Landscaping building construction
- Irrigation design services
- Shrub removal
- Insect management - shrubs
- Disease management - shrubs
- Shrub care
- Walkway construction or installation
- Gardening
Common Questions
What's the best way to fix bare patches in my Lake Elsinore lawn for good?
In our area, bare patches are often a symptom of poor soil or inefficient watering. At Turf It, we start with a soil analysis and then recommend a full solution. This typically involves core aeration, topdressing with quality compost, and overseeding with a drought-tolerant grass blend suited to our climate. Crucially, we pair this with a professional irrigation audit and design to ensure your new turf gets the precise water it needs, preventing the problem from recurring.
Can a new irrigation system really help with my dead turf areas?
Absolutely. Many dead spots in Lake Elsinore lawns are caused by uneven water distribution from old or poorly designed sprinkler systems. Our irrigation design and construction service creates a custom, zoned system that delivers water evenly and efficiently to every part of your landscape. We use weather-smart controllers and adjust for sun exposure and slope, which eliminates over-watering in some areas and under-watering in others—the main culprit behind dead turf.
Beyond the lawn, what landscaping features can help prevent soil erosion and dry patches?
Integrating hardscaping and proper grading is key. We often recommend constructing retaining walls on sloped properties to prevent runoff and soil loss that can weaken turf. Adding a patio, walkway, or decorative gravel area reduces the lawn's size in hard-to-grow spots, lowering water use. Strategic shrub planting with native, drought-resistant varieties also helps stabilize soil and adds beauty without competing with your lawn for resources.



