Extruded, tufted, and installed in America.

A synthetic turf field is a piece of industrial equipment that 50,000 students will run on for a decade. The fiber decides whether it lasts. Almost every other "American" turf company on the market is owned by a European or South Korean parent that ships fiber across an ocean and a continent before it is ever stitched into a roll.

Sprinturf is the exception. We extrude polyethylene at our line in Dadeville, Alabama. We tuft and coat at our plant in Chatsworth, Georgia. The same engineer who chose the resin can stand on the field at install. When a warranty claim shows up, we do not call a holding company in Antwerp or Seoul. We get in a truck.

What this site does not do is sell adjectives. It tells you the pile height, the face weight, the polymer, the warranty cohort, and the name of the field. If you are an athletic director, parks director, or architect, that is what you need to make a procurement decision. The rest is a brochure pretending to be a fact sheet.

What we have built since 1998 is a vertically integrated American manufacturer with three thousand installations and zero fiber failures in the last sixteen years. The page below is the receipt.