Sierra Pacific Sports
Synthetic Turf Field Contractor in Inland Empire. Licensed in California.
We are a synthetic turf field contractor Inland Empire school districts and parks rely on for fields that stand up to hot summers, Santa Ana winds and heavy use.
What Inland Empire heat and wind do to a synthetic field
- Summer highs often top 100°F in Riverside, San Bernardino and the inland valleys. Heat and UV wear fibers and dry out infill.
- Santa Ana winds can gust past 50 mph in the passes and foothills, carrying dust and debris onto fields.
- Dust from construction and open land settles into the infill and packs it down.
- Short, heavy winter storms move infill and test the drainage.
When to schedule work
- Spring: groom and top dress before the summer heat.
- Summer break: power grooming, seam repair and bigger projects while fields are free.
- After wind events: sweep out debris and check seams and edges.
Why facilities in Inland Empire call us
- CA Lic. #1067002, CA DIR #1000648526.
- A written inspection report at every maintenance visit, so you have a record of the field.
- Emergency repairs: we can respond within 24 hours.
- Free field assessment. No cost and no obligation.
- Based in Verdi, Nevada. Working across all of California and Nevada.
Call 833-715-0888 or email [email protected].
Where we work
Riverside, San Bernardino, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Corona, Chino, Chino Hills, Redlands, Moreno Valley, Temecula, Murrieta, Victorville, Hesperia and Apple Valley.
Services in Inland Empire
- Field Maintenance and Repair
- Sports Field Installation
- Playground Surfacing & Equipment
- Tracks and Courts
- Commercial and Specialty Turf
Questions from Inland Empire
Why does our field get so dusty?
Wind carries dust and debris onto fields, and it settles into the infill. Regular grooming and magnet sweeps pull it back out before it packs down.
Are you licensed in California?
Yes. We hold California contractor license #1067002 and DIR public works registration #1000648526, so we can bid public jobs for school districts, cities and counties.
Do you cover the High Desert?
Yes. Victorville, Hesperia and Apple Valley are part of our area.
How often should an Inland Empire field be groomed?
It depends on how hard the field is used. Our T-Kare plans run 4, 8 or 16 cleanings and groomings a year, each with a field inspection and a written report. After a free field assessment we can tell you which one fits.
Have a field, playground or court project?
Tell us about it. We will walk the site and send you a written assessment or bid. No cost and no obligation.