EasyTurf, Escondido, Calif., has been named number 776 on the 2008 Inc. 5000 List of America's fastest growing, privately held companies. For the past two years, Inc. Magazine and Inc.com have issued a list of 5000 rapidly growing privately held companies to honor their unique business models and provide broader media exposure to these underreported companies.
As the largest synthetic grass company in Southern California, EasyTurf has experienced substantial growth in the last few years in part due to an increasing shortage in the water supply throughout California. By the end of 2009, California residents are expected to pay 40 percent more on their water bill than they did in 2007.
"Synthetic grass saves the average homeowner 56,000 gallons of water in a year, so it is only natural that people want to save water and money by installing EasyTurf," said David Hartman, president of EasyTurf.
In 2002, Hartman had synthetic grass installed at his home and loved the product so much that he purchased the exclusive rights for residential and commercial installation in Southern California from FieldTurf. "I loved that the synthetic grass stayed green all year long and my pets couldn't damage it, so I decided to buy the company."
With 456 percent sales growth from 2004 to 2007, Hartman seems to have made the right decision. EasyTurf ranked No. 9 in the Environmental Services category and number 15 in San Diego County and its surrounding areas. "We are truly honored to be on the Inc. 5000 list and expect to continue our growth well into the future by helping conserve Southern California's limited water resources," continued Hartman.
Since its inception in 2002, EasyTurf has experienced rapid growth and plans on continuing expansion into other areas. With hundreds of customer referrals and a quality product, EasyTurf plans on breaking into the Inc. Top 500 List in 2009.
About EasyTurf
EasyTurf is a synthetic grass and putting green company in Southern California and has an impressive portfolio of installations, including SeaWorld, LEGOLAND, PETCO Park, San Diego Zoo, San Diego Humane Society, Camp Pendleton, Los Angeles Unified School District and more than 4,000 residential homes.
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