Sports Complex Design: Finding the Right Contractor

Written by Bill Narozanick / Published in Blog

Sports complex with multiple playing surfaces

For most schools and sports teams, the athletic program is a point of pride. One way to demonstrate their school spirit is by investing in a state-of-the-art sports complex. Choosing to upgrade or build a multi-sport complex is a big decision and one that shouldn’t be taken lightly. Athletic and business directors should consider all factors before moving forward with construction.  

One of the most significant considerations is which contractor to choose. For over 25 years, American Athletic Track and Turf has earned the reputation of being the East Coast’s premier running track and artificial turf field builder. Here, we offer advice on how to choose between field construction companies and the advantages of working with our award-winning team.

Questions to Ask

Before settling on a contractor, think about what you hope to achieve with this project. This step will help you determine what you want most out of a contractor, which informs the questions you ask when deciding. We recommend asking the following questions:

How Much Experience Does the Contractor Have with Projects Like This?

Designing and constructing multi-sport complexes requires expert knowledge and skill. Years of experience are needed to understand all that goes into athletic facility construction and ensure it’s done properly. When deciding on a company, be sure to ask what experience they have and any references they can provide.

Are Maintenance and Repairs Included in the Contract?

Even after brand-new sports complexes are constructed, they still require necessary maintenance to ensure they remain in good condition. As the contractor if maintenance and repair services are included.

Additionally, ask whether or not the contractor’s services are covered under warranty. This will protect you should any adjustments be needed down the road.

How Long Will the Process Take?

A great question to ask that often gets overlooked is what does the construction project entail and how long will it take? Asking these questions will better prepare you for what’s required on your end, such as moving around schedules to account for the construction.

It’s also important to ask the details about the construction itself, such as what will the site inspection include and how will drainage issues be solved.

Is the Contractor an American Sports Builder’s Association Member?

For added peace of mind, consider working with a contractor who’s recognized by the American Sports Builder’s Association (ASPA). Ask the contractor for their credentials or any award that they’ve received for their work.

Partner with American Athletic Track and Turf for Award-Winning Sports Complex Design

When it comes to partnering with a company that specializes in sports complex design and construction, look no further than the experts at American Athletic Track and Turf. Our areas of expertise include running tracks, artificial turf fields, and tennis courts, allowing us to construct multi-sport complexes for clients throughout the East Coast.

At American Athletic Track and Turf, we believe our work speaks for itself, earning us numerous awards and recognition. Included in our award-winning services, we are pleased to offer clients enhanced warranties along with professional repair and maintenance services.

Additionally, clients seeing an alternative avenue to securing upgraded facilities should consider our SmartBuy Co-op Purchasing Program. It allows customers to conveniently skip the conventional bidding process and receive the upgraded facilities they need while saving time and money.

American Athletic Track and Turf believes in doing things the right way. We are proud to partner with companies that share our beliefs. That’s why we have chosen to work with Beyond Sport and Field Turf.

Contact us at American Athletic Track and Turf to speak with a team member and receive assistance on sports complex design and other projects.

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