Cross-section of layered soil and substrate samples in a test box with a moisture probe inserted into the top layer (AI-generated)

Renovation

Inspections of the synthetic turf system, including the subbase

Confidence in your decision - before you invest.

Whether it’s renovation, repair, or continued use: Making the right decision for your synthetic turf field is nearly impossible without a solid foundation. Many operators face the question of when renovation is truly necessary - and how extensive it would need to be. We provide clarity here.

Through a step-by-step inspection conducted by our specialized, independent testing laboratory, we determine the actual condition of your playing field - from the surface down to the subbase. We inspect:

The playing surface:

  • The surface’s protective properties
  • Damage and fiber wear
  • Condition of the seams
  • Dents or bumps in the surface

The sports field construction:

  • Functionality and strength of the elastic layer - is it possible to simply replace the turf without renewing the entire layer?
  • Quality of the unbound base layer - water permeability and shear strength as the basis for load-bearing capacity and drainage
  • Existing materials and quantities - as a reliable basis for the disposal and recycling of the synthetic turf system

Here’s how you’ll benefit:

  • A detailed inspection report with an expert assessment of your playing field’s current condition
  • Clear recommendations outlining all necessary steps for a sustainable and cost-effective renovation
  • A tailor-made recommendation for the new synthetic turf system - optimally integrating the existing and reusable subbase

This way, you’ll know even before the renovation what’s truly necessary - and what can be reused.

Your benefits:

  • Cost Control
  • Planning certainty
  • Avoiding delays in the process
  • Ensuring the functionality of the new synthetic turf system
  • Prevention of future damage
  • Sustainability, as existing building materials/layers may be reused
  • Independent and impartial assessment
  • Advice regarding cost-effectiveness