Sports Construction Group has launched a synthetic turf deep cleaning and maintenance program that can extend the life of synthetic turf systems and ensure that they perform at optimal levels.
“We introduced this program because our clients were asking for it,” said President Paul Franks. “Managing a deep cleaning and maintenance program is challenging for them because it requires that they have the available time, properly trained staff and expensive equipment.”
The SCG Deep Cleaning & Maintenance Program includes deep cleaning of infill and removal of surface debris, power grooming of the synthetic turf, and checking all inlays, seams, edge attachments, infill level and overall field conditions.
Expensive problems can arise from synthetic fields that are improperly cleaned and maintained. Debris can work its way deep into the infill, which can lead to drainage issues. Plus, the infill can become compacted and reduce a field’s performance while increasing the risk of injuries. Normal grooming and upkeep are a must to avoid these issues.
Adding a deep cleaning and turf maintenance program enhances regular maintenance efforts. Such a program can extend the lifespan of an entire synthetic turf system and make certain that it continues to operate at its peak for the athletes utilizing it.
Sports Construction Group is a sports field specialty contractor that handles all phases of natural and synthetic turf jobs, from excavation and sub base through installation and maintenance. SCG has more than 50 years of construction experience, including more than 20 years of expertise building high-performance sports fields.
SCG’s clients include one-fourth of National Football League teams, one-fifth of Major League Baseball teams and scores of top-tier collegiate and high school teams. On the SCG roster are some of the most recognizable sport facilities in the nation: Yankee Stadium, Citizens Bank Park, Progressive Field, Soldier Field, Heinz Field, Cleveland Browns Stadium, Notre Dame Stadium and Northwestern’s Ryan Field, along with dozens of minor league, collegiate, high school and community systems. More information is available at www.SCGfields.com