Turf installation & service
Good turf starts under the surface. Service Right is a licensed general contractor that handles prep, base, drainage, and install, then stays around for repairs and maintenance.
Photo: Arlington Martin High School (Arlington, TX) · Used artificial grass, indoor baseball facility. SS Turf partner project.
Installation
What goes into an install
Every site is different. An indoor hitting facility, an outdoor dugout, and a training hill each need their own approach. Here’s the general process.
Site prep
Evaluate the site, then remove existing grass, dirt, or old surfacing and grade the area to suit the use.
Base
Build and compact a stable base outdoors, or prepare the existing floor or slab for indoor spaces.
Drainage
Plan how water will move off and through the area so the surface stays usable after storms and watering.
Install
Lay out, cut, seam, and secure the turf, finish the edges, and add infill where the turf type calls for it.
One contractor
One local contractor on the job
Instead of coordinating a supplier, an excavation crew, and an installer separately, you work with one licensed general contractor based in St. George. Turf sourcing comes through our partner SS Turf; the site work and install are handled locally.
- One point of contact for scheduling and questions
- Site prep, base, drainage, and install under one contract
- Repairs and maintenance from the same local contractor
Planning around your calendar
Schools and programs often need work done between seasons or during breaks. Let us know your timeline when you reach out so we can plan around practices, games, and school schedules.
Share Your Timeline
Service
Repairs & maintenance
We service turf we install, and we can look at existing turf at your facility too, whoever put it in.
Repairs
- Open or failing seams
- Tears, holes, and worn spots
- Loose or lifting edges
- Patching and section replacement
Maintenance
- Brushing and grooming
- Infill top-up where applicable
- Debris removal
- Periodic inspections
Problem areas
- Spots that hold water
- Uneven or settling base
- High-wear zones like home plate halos and cage lanes
Need an install or a repair?
Call or send a request with the facility type, approximate square footage, and what’s going on with the space.