Synthetic athletic fields for Georgia schools — football, soccer, lacrosse, multi-use. Shock-pad systems, USL-rated yarn, full engineering and prevailing-wage compliance.
A natural-grass football field at a Georgia school requires $80,000–$150,000/year in maintenance (cutting, fertilizing, irrigation, reseeding) and is unplayable for 4–8 weeks of the fall season due to rain damage. A synthetic field plays 1,500+ hours/year vs. 600 hours for grass, costs $0–$8,000/year to maintain, and pays back in 6–9 years on a 15-year warranty.
Across Georgia school districts we've seen the same trajectory: Schools build a synthetic field for one varsity sport, the field gets used for 5–7 sports plus PE plus community rec, and the next field bond passes with synthetic as the default spec.
| Component | Spec | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Yarn | USL-rated polyethylene monofilament 50–60 mm | Slit-film + monofilament blend, UV 8/8 |
| Backing | Dual primary + polyurethane secondary | Permeable, drains 50+ inches/hour |
| Shock pad | 1"–2" closed-cell pad | G-max compliance per ASTM F355 / F1936 |
| Infill | Sand + crumb rubber OR plant-based (Brockfill, organic) | Match district preference; organic options available |
| Base | 8–12" GAB compacted, perforated drain grid | Engineered to drain — Georgia thunderstorm capacity |
| Lines | Inlaid yarn (not painted) for football + soccer + lacrosse | Multi-sport overlay standard |
| Project Tier | Typical Range | What’s Included |
|---|---|---|
| Practice field (60,000 sq ft) | $650K–$950K | Standard yarn, basic shock pad, single-sport lines |
| Full football field (80,000 sq ft) | $850K–$1.4M | Premium yarn, full shock pad, multi-sport lines, scoreboard prep |
| Multi-use stadium field | $1.2M–$2.2M+ | Shock-pad upgrade, drainage upgrade, perimeter track interface |
| Field replacement (existing slab) | $300K–$700K | Tear-out + reinstall on existing engineered base |
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Yes — we install under FieldTurf-equivalent specs with PE-stamped drawings and third-party G-max testing on completion. We coordinate with districts that have specific manufacturer requirements.
Manufacturer-backed 8–10 year yarn warranty + our 15-Year Platinum Promise on installation workmanship and base. Most fields play 12–15 years before resurface.
We submit certified payroll weekly to the contracting agency. Our crews are structured to handle either DBA-compliant or standard wage projects.
Yes — Georgia SPLOST and e-SPLOST procurement is one of our primary commercial channels. We work with district CFOs on phasing and cash-flow constraints.
Standard. We inlay yarn lines (not painted) in distinct colors for each sport. Inlaid lines last the life of the field; painted lines fade in 1–2 seasons.
Yes — Brockfill, walnut shell, or coconut-fiber infill systems available for districts that prefer to avoid crumb rubber. Cost premium roughly 10–18%.
Site walk, written scope, $2M GL, bonding, PE drawings, Davis-Bacon if required. Same-week response on RFPs.
Financing from ~$89/mo. 15-Year Platinum Promise on every install.