Contractor-grade access mats for lawns, soft ground, and sensitive surfaces. Build a cleaner temporary equipment route and leave customers with a better final impression.
Choose the coverage and handling that fit your crew. Mix sizes to build turns, widen working zones, and reach tight-access jobs.
Choose your industry to see how ground mats can protect the property and create dependable access to the work area.
Your crew still has to reach the tree, structure, utility, or landscape feature—often across the most visible part of the customer’s property. Ground mats create a defined route for equipment and help contractors complete demanding work with less disruption to lawns and finished surfaces.
Help spread equipment loads and reduce ruts, torn turf, and unnecessary restoration after the job.
Create a clear lane from the street or driveway to the work zone so loaders, lifts, cranes, and support equipment can travel more consistently.
Property protection shows the customer that your company planned the entire job—not just the work at the destination.
This real jobsite photo shows the mats beneath crane outrigger feet, where concentrated forces meet the ground. The broad mat surface helps distribute that load over a larger area while creating a visible layer between the equipment and the property.
The 90-ton figure applies only to an evenly distributed load under the supplier’s rated conditions. Ground conditions and equipment loads vary. Follow equipment-manufacturer guidance and use properly sized outrigger pads or cribbing where required.
My name is Michael Johnson. I’ve worked in outdoor industries for more than a decade and have owned businesses in the outdoor service industry for nearly five years. Right from the start, I saw the need—and the value—of protecting a client’s property while crews work. Today, anytime our employees work inside a yard, we use ground protection mats to help protect the surface beneath the job.
When I first saw ground mats selling online for more than $300 each, I knew there had to be a better, easier, and more affordable way for working contractors to get them. We went through multiple suppliers and manufacturers before finding the right fit: a dependable product at a lower cost.
I started GroundMats.shop to pass that value along to other people in the outdoor service industry—so more crews can protect their customers’ properties without overpaying for the equipment they need.
We use ground protection mats in the field ourselves. That firsthand experience shapes the product, the pricing, and the way we help every customer.
Distribute loads over a broader surface and help minimize rutting on lawns and soft areas.
Lay out straight travel lanes, turns, staging pads, and protected work zones.
Reusable protection becomes part of your crew’s setup—not another disposable job cost.
These mats are selected by someone who understands equipment access, soft yards, demanding jobs, and the importance of leaving a client’s property in good condition.
Our goal is to make dependable ground protection more affordable without forcing contractors to pay the $300-plus prices often found online.
Half-inch HDPE construction, two tread patterns, built-in handholds, and corner holes give crews a practical mat they can deploy again and again.
Whether you need a starter set or enough mats to outfit multiple crews, quantity pricing helps you build the system that fits your operation.
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Straight answers from a contractor who uses ground protection on active jobsites.
They create temporary equipment lanes and work areas over lawns, soft ground, and sensitive surfaces. Contractors use them to spread loads and help reduce rutting, torn turf, and cleanup.
The 4×8 mat covers more ground and works well for primary travel lanes. The 3×8 mat is easier to carry and fits narrower gates and access paths. Many crews mix both sizes for straight lanes, turns, and work zones.
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They can provide a protective surface beneath properly sized outrigger pads or cribbing. They are not a substitute for engineered outrigger support. Always follow the crane manufacturer and qualified lift-plan requirements.
Remove heavy soil, rinse or pressure-wash them as appropriate, allow them to dry, and stack them flat. Clean mats between jobsites when cross-contamination or invasive species are a concern.
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