Cecil County Cecil Arena Indoor Turf Replacement | North East, MD
Cecil County Cecil Arena Indoor Turf Replacement | North East, MD
Location: North East, MD
Client: Cecil County
Facility: Cecil Arena Indoor Turf Field
Project Type: Indoor Synthetic Turf Replacement
Sports: Soccer, Lacrosse
Surface: Synthetic Turf
Scope: Existing Turf Removal and Disposal, Shock Pad Installation, Synthetic Turf Installation
Turf System: Shaw Sports Turf Momentum Pro
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Project Summary
Keystone Sports Construction recently completed indoor synthetic turf replacement at Cecil Arena in North East, Maryland.
The Client
Cecil Arena is a county indoor sports facility offering an indoor turf field, a party room, and outdoor field space for community recreation.
The Challenge
The renovation required removing the existing turf, recovering infill for recycling, and installing shock padding beneath the new playing surface.
Construction Process
The project was initiated with the removal and disposal of existing turf, along with reclaiming and recycling the existing infill. Afterward, NXT Play shock padding was installed.
Keystone then installed Shaw Sports Turf’s Momentum Pro turf system for the field.
Project Details
- Existing turf removal and disposal.
- Existing infill recovery and recycling.
- NXT Play shock padding installation.
- Momentum Pro turf installation.
Materials & Systems
- Shaw Sports Turf Momentum Pro.
- NXT Play shock padding.
Design Elements
- Sports lines for soccer and lacrosse.
FAQs
Can recovered infill be reused in a replacement turf field? Recovered infill may be reused when its condition and characteristics are suitable for the replacement turf system. That decision should be established in the material-handling plan before installation. Recovery, recycling, and reuse describe different steps: removing infill from the old field does not automatically mean it will be installed in the new one. Confirming the intended destination helps facility owners understand both the replacement scope and its material requirements.
How is the right shock pad selected for a turf system? Shock-pad selection considers the intended sports, impact response, durability, drainage, and compatibility with the turf and infill. Options include manufactured rolls or panels and elastic layers formed on site. The choice should be evaluated as part of the complete playing surface, since a pad’s properties alone do not establish the performance of the finished field. This helps match the underlayment to the field’s actual design requirements.