Turf and Grounds Care

Cutting a precise circle around a lawn sprinkler with the Arbortech ALLSAW turf blade

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Clean lines,living turf

Everything you need for surgical turf work — clean lines, tidy access to irrigation and services, and repairs that disappear back into the ground.

Groundskeeping without the tear-out

On golf courses, sports fields and manicured lawns, the job is rarely just cutting — it is cutting without leaving a scar. Spade work tears edges, and heavy machinery compacts everything around the repair.

The turf blade on the cordless ALLSAW cuts precise, vertical-walled sections you can lift, work under and relay — so sprinkler repairs, cable runs and turf patches heal fast and mow flat.

Technique

Repair turf like a surgeon

Cut a neat rectangle around the sprinkler head or damaged patch, lift the section intact, do the work and drop it straight back in. Vertical blade walls mean the joins knit together instead of drying out — the repair disappears within weeks, not seasons.

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Trade insight

The best turf repair is the one nobody can find a month later.

Clean vertical cuts, minimal disturbance and a tight relay — that is the whole trick to grounds work that heals fast.

Kevin InksterFounder, Arbortech

The process

Three moves to an invisible repair

The same workflow covers sprinkler access, cable runs and patch repairs.

  1. Step 1

    Outline the cut

    Mark a tight rectangle around the repair — just enough to work in. Straight lines relay cleaner than freehand curves.

  2. Step 2

    Lift & work

    Cut vertical walls with the turf blade, lift the section intact with its root zone, and get at the sprinkler, cable or subsoil underneath.

  3. Step 3

    Relay & water

    Drop the section back, tread the joins tight and water it in. Vertical edges knit fast and mow flat within weeks.