Do you clean turf at dog daycares and boarding kennels?
Yes. TIMELESS Turf Restoration runs monthly maintenance programs for dog daycare and boarding turf across the Grand Strand, including the Socastee cluster where several kennels share one ZIP code. Each visit includes an enzyme flush, antimicrobial treatment and an infill check, scheduled around your intake and nap hours.
Key takeaways
- A daycare run gets a house's pet load in one day.
- Socastee packs four boarding and daycare operators into one ZIP.
- Saturated infill gets extracted and replaced, not just re-treated.
- Scheduled around intake, nap and pickup hours, not business hours.
The highest load on the Strand
Socastee alone holds four dog daycare and boarding operators in one ZIP code — the highest-traffic turf on the Strand, since every dog on the roster uses the same square feet, all day.
What a daily staff routine can and cannot fix
Daily hosing handles the surface. It cannot reach residue worked into the infill and backing, which is where the ammonia smell at pickup actually lives. Our monthly visit handles that with an enzyme and antimicrobial pass.
Brian walks the site, then quotes a standing program by square foot.
The infill cycle
- Still absorbing treatment: redistributed and topped up
- Crusted or gone dark: extracted and replaced with odor-control infill
Scheduling around your day, and your drains
We work before intake, during the midday lull, or after last pickup — whichever keeps dogs and staff off wet, treated turf. Records of what was applied are provided after every visit for your license file.
What it costs
Priced by square footage on our Premium Restoration bands, from $299 up to 500 square feet, since most runs need odor and antimicrobial treatment, not an Essential Clean. Infill replacement runs $0.75–$1.50 per square foot installed.
No obligation. You get a scope and a price by square foot.
