From its inception, synthetic turf has been sold as a low-maintenance substitute for natural grass. A substitute that has stepped up in the world of green landscaping and proved its worthiness for many applications. Besides the obvious use of replacing natural grass for aesthetic purposes, TigerTurf provides an unmatched durability with less cost and upkeep.

Less cost and upkeep.Those are words that resonate with every homeowner that longs for the “Lawn of the Month” award without starting the mower or the athletic director hoping the school field will survive another year of football, soccer, lacrosse, field hockey, band competition…

TigerTurf is a low cost alternative for watering, saving millions of gallons with each football field installed and thousands for homeowners looking to maintain a perfectly green oasis. Pesticides and fertilizers are no longer needed nor the the mower or weed eater (aka lower carbon emissions). TigerTurf’s playing capacity easily doubles, if not triples, that of a natural grass field and can be used year round.

And the best part….it’s only getting better.

Three Central Texas school districts have adopted the latest proven synthetic sport field products from TigerTurf — its Trophy Turf series — which is manufactured in Austin.
 
Students at Bastrop Independent School District (BISD), Manor High School and Elgin High School will start the 2009-2010 school year on the new turf, which features superior yarns engineered with new Springback and Capsulate profiles for heightened performance, better recovery and longevity. BISD opted for two Trophy Turf fields, one for Bastrop Stadium and the recently completed field at Cedar Creek High School.

Texas Sports Builders (TSB), headquartered in Burleson, Texas, was chosen by the school districts to install their respective fields. No stranger to the area, TSB is a certified synthetic turf and track builder with the American Sports Builders Assocation (ASBA) and installations all over the state of Texas. Two of their most recent TigerTurf installations earned them accolades from ASBA this past year for construction excellence at Royse City High School and Forney High School football stadiums, both located outside of Dallas.

Work continues at Bastrop Stadium this summer with Manor and Elgin to follow.