Services

 It’s always important to have a field laid out to precisely the right measurements. We are experts in field layout and re-establishment on natural and synthetic fields. Ensuring clean edges on your infield/dirt is a top priority. Over time edges will build up or turf will encroach onto the infield. We specialize in lip removal and getting these areas back to proper dimensions. 

 From Little League to the Major League mound/clay maintenance is essential to playability. Ensuring the mound is built to proper specification such as height, slope, distance for each play level will ensure consistency and safety for all users. We will use the right products and are happy to assist you with your mound building and maintenance needs.  

 There is much more that goes into painting fields and logos than just paint. Key considerations include field usage, grass height and precipitation to name a few. Properly laid out and painted fields will ensure consistency for games and practices. Logos are a great way to have your field or facility stand out from the rest. Custom logos can ensure your team, organization and event will be remembered by its users and guests. Rocky Mountain Sports Fields specializes in logos on athletic fields, tournaments/events at golf courses and outdoor event spaces.  

The majority of players on a baseball or softball field play on the infield skin. Consistency and playability are key for player safety and confidence. We can help with lip removal, reestablishing edges, leveling low spots in the skin, proper layout of bases and infield conditioner topdressing. 

 A safe uniform natural grass surface is paramount in player safety.  We can renovate fields that have been neglected or heavily used to establish consistent playing surface.  We start with soil prep, cultivation, soil amendments, correct choice of grass seed, topdressing and fertilization.

 Have the staff but don’t know where to start with branding your facility with a logo. We can do the hard work and make your stencil for you. All that is left for you is to lay it out, paint it and make that the focal point of your field.