Turf Supplier San Jose Near Me

4worldlovers: See the difference and affordably transform your outdoor space with Cal Pro Artificial Turf Company


At Cal Pro Artificial Turf, our goal is to offer the best products and services to transform your outdoor living space and save you thousands in traditional landscaping fees. Our turf provides a look and feel similar to real grass, without the time-consuming and costly hassle of growing, maintaining and watering.


Pet and kid-friendly, our artificial grass products will keep your landscape clean and safe.


What’s it like to work with Cal Pro Artificial Turf?


“We have had our synthetic turf for over 2 years now and it looks as good as the day it was installed by Kevin Cox. Kevin and his team thoughtfully measured our back yard which was a mess of flagstone and gravel. He and his guys removed the flagstone stacking it on the side yard for us, we were grateful. He then leveled the back yard and showed us how we could incorporate a few flagstones to make a path.

Then came install day where the large roll was unrolled, we were thrilled with the high quality of the turf. His expert crew laid it down making sure to attach every inch on the edges.

We are so happy we did this. Kevin gave us a very fair price and now our backyard is usable and looks fantastic. Best investment we have made in our house so far!”

4worldlovers: Our eco-smart real grass substitute saves local natural resources. Water conservation in California’s yards has been our job since Watersavers started nearly 30 years ago. From our San Jose storefront, we’re proud to add eco-smart green to commercial and residential spaces all across Santa Clara. Of course, people have been building businesses and homes in the City of San Jose since long before our company started in 1988! Maybe reading about this area’s past will inspire you to help protect its future by conserving natural resources with us.

Historians believe that the City of San Jose was the first civilian colony settled by Europeans in the state of California. It was first home to Ohlone tribes who built tule huts and fished in the Guadalupe River then in the 18th century, Spain came calling. The first census took place in 1778, and counted just 68 residents. They built farms and homes in the adobe style. The Peralta Adobe at 184 St. John Street is the oldest building in the city today, and was built around this time. You can still check it out for a vivid glimpse of the past.

The town grew fast, in part due to its fertile land that was easy to farm. After the CA Gold Rush hit in 1849, many miners stayed in the area to become farmers and ranchers, and the San Jose area became known mostly for its thriving prune farms. Agriculture turned to industry over the years, and now it’s the heart of Silicon Valley.