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Our guide to the most promising franchise locations across the U.S.
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In this guide, we have ranked more than twenty of the most promising artificial grass markets in the United States. If any of these locations would be a great fit for you, let us know! We’re happy to get you more information about any of these regions and walk you through how we rate each of them.
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Our Demand Rating System
We’ve rated each city out of 5 based on Google searches for the term “artificial grass”. This metric gauges interest and demand for artificial grass in that specific region. You will also find information on area population and income.
Mobile, AL
Population: 583,334
Median Income: $48,547
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
Mobile is in southern Alabama on the Mobile River and is home to Alabama’s only saltwater port. It’s the wettest city in the lower 48 states, so artificial grass products with superior drainage capabilities will likely be very popular here.Other Alabama Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Birmingham, AL
Huntsville, AL
Montgomery, AL
Little Rock, AR
Population: 716,309
Median Income: $52,597
Artificial Grass Demand: 3/5
Little Rock is the most populous city in Arkansas, as well as the state’s capital. Little Rock is home to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and the Arkansas Travelers minor league baseball team. A hot southern climate with little to no snow makes artificial grass installation a possibility year-round.Tucson, AZ
Population: 1,058,096
Median Income: $54,572
Artificial Grass Demand: 5/5
Tucson is the second largest city in Arizona and home to the University of Arizona. Located in southern Arizona, the area’s dry climate and high temperatures make artificial grass a “hot commodity.” A bilingual team would be key to interfacing with contractors and customers due to Tucson’s proximity to the southern border.Hartford, CT
Population: 2,075,223
Median Income: $74,023
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
The Hartford area boasts the 4th highest median income out of all the cities on our list, and US News and World Report gives it the 12th spot when it comes to “Quality of Life.” A northern climate would make artificial grass installation tough during the winter months, so a franchise owner here would look to focus on indoor installations once the weather turns.Washington, DC
Population: 3,857,831
Median Income: $102,760
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
The Nation’s Capital has the highest median income on this list at $102,760. These high earners devote a fair share of their income to lawn care, spending upwards of $700 per year – by far the highest figure on this list.Palm Beach, FL
Population: 1,423,519
Median Income: $58,417
Artificial Grass Demand: 4.5/5
The Palm Beach area ranks #5 on this list for “artificial grass” searches on Google. Its residents are also ready to spend, as they rank #8 on this list for average lawn care spend. Palm Beach, and Florida as a whole, is known for its high number of retirees, so artificial grass will be seen as an attractive, low-maintenance option.Other Florida Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Fort Myers, FL
Orlando, FL
Tampa Bay, FL
Augusta, GA
Population: 600,110
Median Income: $54,413
Artificial Grass Demand: 4/5
Augusta ranks #6 on this list for “artificial grass” searches on Google. It’s home to the famous Augusta National Golf Club which hosts the Masters every year. Backyard putting greens could certainly be very popular here!Other Georgia Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Savannah, GA
Columbus, GA
Atlanta, GA
Des Moines, IA
Population: 783,005
Median Income: $68,476
Artificial Grass Demand: 3/5
US News and World Report ranks Des Moines very highly: #13 in Best Places to Live and #5 in Cheapest Places to Live. Des Moines is a growing city with a strong job market – leading to a young population of homeowners. An artificial grass franchise here would find success focusing on backyard playgrounds and play areas.Boise, ID
Population: 744,585
Median Income: $61,538
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
US News and World Report ranks Boise, ID as the #5 Safest Place to live in the US. Perhaps as a result, the population of Boise has grown 2.3% since 2010, and is projected to grow another 2.2% by 2025. With only 0.7 inches of average rainfall during the summer, Boise’s dry climate makes the city an attractive location for an artificial grass franchise.Wichita, KS
Population: 652,661
Median Income: $55,111
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
Wichita is the largest city in Kansas as well as a significant hub of the state’s industry. It’s home to Wichita State University, and its major industries are healthcare, manufacturing, and oil.Louisville, KY
Population: 1,295,986
Median Income: $58,662
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky and home to the University of Louisville, the Kentucky Derby and three Fortune 500 companies. Its citizens are focused on their curb appeal, spending an average of $450 annually on lawn care. By 2025, Louisville is projected to grow its population of almost 1.3 million by 0.6%.Other Kentucky Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Lexington, KY
Shreveport, LA
Population: 468,548
Median Income: $44,019
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
Shreveport serves as a hub for the Ark-La-Tex region and is the junction for I-20 and I-49, making it an ideal stop for any routes from Dallas to Atlanta. Shreveport tends to avoid major weather events that can barrage the southern end of the state. Shreveport’s positioning and fair weather make it a great option for an artificial grass franchise.Other Louisiana Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
New Orleans, LA
Baton Rouge, LA
Lafayette, LA
Kansas City, MO
Population: 2,138,147
Median Income: $66,910
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
Kansas City is one of the nation’s largest logistical hubs, and the abundance of major highways results in a lack of congestion that will make acquiring and moving products relatively easy. It’s also the nation’s 23rd cheapest city to live, but residents are certainly ready to invest in their homes, as the area ranks #7 on this list in dollars spent on lawn care.Other Missouri Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
St. Louis, MO
Jackson, MS
Population: 552,437
Median Income: $56,003
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
Jackson ranks 10th on this list for “artificial grass” searches on Google. It has a healthy mix of younger families and retirees, and the southern climate would allow for year-round installations of artificial grass.Billings, MT
Population: 170,637
Median Income: $57,000
Artificial Grass Demand: 4.5/5
Billings (“The Magic City”) is the largest city in Montana and continues to grow faster than any city in the state. It’s certainly a dry area, with only 13 inches of rain per year, which would bode well for an artificial grass franchise – and the interest is certainly there. Billings ranks #4 on our list when it comes to Google searches for “artificial grass.”Charlotte, NC
Population: 2,255,245
Median Income: $66,782
Artificial Grass Demand: 4/5
Ranked the #6 Best Place to Live by US News and World Report, Charlotte grew in population 2.06% between 2010 and 2020, and is projected to grow another 1.93% by 2025. Its citizens are focused on their curb appeal, spending an average of $500 annually on lawn care. Charlotte also happens to be the second-largest banking center in the US.Other North Carolina Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Wilmington, NC
Raleigh-Durham, NC
Greensboro, NC
Reno, NV
Population: 578,536
Median Income: $61,965
Artificial Grass Demand: 5/5
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US News and World Report ranks Reno as having the #17 Best Quality of Life in the US. The population of Reno has grown 1.5% since 2010 and is projected to grow another 1.5% by 2025. Artificial grass is very clearly a topic of interest here. In the US, Google ranks Reno as behind only El Paso and Tucson in searches for the term “artificial grass.”Tulsa, OK
Population: 974,097
Median Income: $56,883
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
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Tulsa certainly has the climate for an artificial grass store. A yearly average temperature of 61 degrees and only 16 inches of rainfall will drive up demand and make year-round installations a possibility. Tulsa also cracks the Top 100 list of Best Places to Live.Other Oklahoma Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Oklahoma City, OK
Portland, OR
Population: 2,437,096
Median Income: $75,806
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
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US News and World Report ranks Portland as the 9th best place to live in the nation. The population of Portland has grown 1.2% since 2010 and is projected to grow another 1.2% by 2025. Its citizens are focused on their curb appeal, spending an average of $520 annually on lawn care. Moderate temperatures make year-round grass installation a possibility.Other Oregon Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Medford-Klamanth Falls, OR
Wilkes-Barre, PA
Population: 629,895
Median Income: $53,791
Artificial Grass Demand: 4/5
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Wilkes-Barre and Scranton are in the Wyoming Valley in northeastern Pennsylvania. Residents in the area place an importance on the curb appeal of their homes, averaging over $400 per year spent on lawn care. In addition, the area ranks #9 on our list of emerging markets when it comes to Google searches for “artificial grass.”Other Pennsylvania Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Harrisburg, PA
Philadelphia, PA
Charleston, SC
Population: 721,896
Median Income: $66,564
Artificial Grass Demand: 4/5
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Charleston has grown almost 2% since 2010 (and is projected to grow another 2% by 2025). This rapid population growth landed Charleston at #16 on the US News and World’s list of Fastest Growing Places. The southern climate is certainly conducive to an artificial grass business, with an average temperature of 67 degrees, one could certainly install outdoors all year long.Other South Carolina Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Florence-Myrtle Beach, SC
Greenville-Spartanburg, SC
Chattanooga, TN
Population: 765,323
Median Income: $52,940
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
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US News and World Report ranks Chattanooga as the #19 Best Place to Retire in the US. Interstates 75 and 24 run through the city, connecting Chattanooga to Atlanta, Birmingham, and Knoxville. The southern climate would allow for artificial grass installations year-round, as winter temperatures average 42 degrees.Other Tennessee Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Knoxville, TN
Memphis, TN
Nashville, TN
El Paso, TX
Population: 979,008
Median Income: $41,693
Artificial Grass Demand: 5/5
The climate in El Paso is certainly ripe for artificial grass. Its hot desert climate and annual rainfall of under 9 inches make outdoor artificial grass installation possible all year long. As a result, demand for artificial grass is incredibly high. In the US, Google ranks El Paso as behind only Tucson in searches for the term “artificial grass.”Other Texas Markets and Artificial Grass Demand
Odessa-Midland, TX
Laredo, TX
Charleston, WV
Population: 398,092
Median Income: $43,743
Artificial Grass Demand: 3.5/5
Charleston is the capital and most populous city in West Virginia. It’s also conveniently located at the intersection of interstates 79,77, and 64. Additionally, Charleston is home to the University of Charleston and Yeager Airport.Don’t see a location you’re interested in? No problem! We have tons more locations that are viable for a franchise. We’d be happy to discuss other options with you and get you all the information you need to feel confident in your choice of territory.
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