Pace University Finnerty Field Multisport Turf Replacement | Pleasantville, NY
Pace University Finnerty Field Multisport Turf Replacement | Pleasantville, NY
Location: Pleasantville, NY
Client: Pace University
Facility: Finnerty Field
Project Type: Multisport Turf Field Replacement
Sports: Baseball, Field Hockey
Surface: Synthetic Turf
Scope: Existing Turf Removal and Disposal, Turf Installation
Turf System: SpikeZone Slit Film Synthetic Turf 1.75in
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Project Summary
Keystone Sports Construction recently completed a multisport turf field replacement at Pace University’s Finnerty Field in Pleasantville, New York.
The Client
Pace University’s Peter X. Finnerty Field is home to the university’s baseball and field hockey teams. The field honors the founder of Pace’s athletics department, who also served as its first baseball head coach, and was dedicated in his name in 1989.
The Challenge
The project called for replacing the existing synthetic playing surface while coordinating disposal of the old turf and recycling of the existing infill.
Construction Process
Keystone removed and disposed of the existing turf and recycled the existing infill. Afterward, new SpikeZone slit film synthetic turf was installed.
Project Details
- Removal and disposal of existing synthetic turf
- Recycling of existing infill
- Installation of new synthetic turf
Materials & Systems
- SpikeZone Slit Film Synthetic Turf 1.75in
Design Elements
- Sports lines for baseball and field hockey
FAQs
What signs suggest a synthetic turf field may need replacement? Fiber wear, shedding, seam separation, and worn markings can indicate that a field needs evaluation. A professional assessment helps determine whether repairs or full replacement are appropriate.
How is synthetic turf planned for multiple sports? The intended sports guide the selection of the turf system and playing layouts. Markings can be coordinated to support more than one sport on the same field.