Evergrade Turf

Artificial turf in Jacksonville, FL

Jacksonville is home to about 985,843 people in Duval County. Here is what the local climate means for a turf lawn, which of our nine lines we would pick, and who can install it.

The climate in Jacksonville, in numbers

Summer highs in Jacksonville average 91 F. That is warm enough that a natural lawn needs regular watering from late spring through early fall.

Rainfall is about 48 inches a year. Drainage matters more than drought here; every line we sell has a perforated backing that lets water pass through.

USDA hardiness zone 9b.

Source: NOAA 1991 to 2020 US Climate Normals, station JACKSONVILLE NAS, FL US (7 miles from Jacksonville).

Summer high
91 F
Winter low
49 F
Rain a year
48 in
USDA zone
9b

Turf lines that fit Jacksonville

All nine lines ship here at the same price as anywhere else, $2.60 to $3.50 per square foot. These are the ones we would start with for this climate.

The $10 comes off a later turf order. Turf is cut to your length and cannot be returned, so a sample is the safe first step.

Water rules and rebates that apply in Jacksonville

  • St. Johns River Water Management District watering restrictions restriction

    Lawns may be watered two days a week during daylight saving time and one day a week in winter, by odd or even address, never between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. and no more than 3/4 inch per zone; a Phase III shortage order cuts this to one day a week where declared.

    Source, read 2026-10-20. Rules change; check the agency's current schedule.

Delivery to Jacksonville

Turf ships by freight on a pallet within 3 days of your order. Delivery to a commercial address with a dock or forklift is free. Delivery to a home address is $200, which pays for the liftgate truck. Rolls are 15 ft wide and heavy; plan where the pallet will sit. Samples ship by parcel, included in the $10.

Installers we like in Jacksonville

Independent landscaping and turf contractors near Jacksonville with strong public ratings. You hire them directly; we are not part of the contract. Ask for a base, seam and infill plan in writing.

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